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It's not Merseyside

It's been a turbulent few months...but I am working in the week over at a firm near to Ripley.

This is perhaps the most atmospheric image I have managed to snap in my time here. Can't strictly say the place is warming to me...I come back home at the weekend.

I never thought of being a matter of 90 miles away from the Pier Head, and yet feel like it's a million miles away.

For some reason, I like this scene.

Looking at this, it is easy to see how much of Walton was carved out to but in the flyover. Hard to imagine some of these structures are inching ever closer to their 50th birthday.

The end of terrace house marks Lochinvar Street.

I don't really know much about football players car's, but could this be a certain Neville driving to the game at Goodison? The blue men were playing that day!

St Mary's, the iconic church of Walton on the Hill can be seen peeping over the rooftops of Breeze Hill, taken from the corner of Stuart Road.

It had just hailed a little, hence the slight wetness of the road and rooftops.

Towers of Stature

Churchill Way snakes it's way across the city skyline to meet Dale Street.

The glorious clock towers of the Municipal Building and the Liver Building can be seen watching over this city scene on a cold December day.

This is one of those scene's where positioning means everything...inch or so the the left or right and the clocks are off centre.