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A sunny day in dear old Liverpool on Saturday

and a chance to take up The Complete Walk challenge in homage to the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare's death.

First stop Henry V at Fact

and 10 minutes and a flat white saw us on the sunny streets again - up to the top of Bold Street

the old bombed out church

amazing Georgian houses

Liverpool in all her glory

cutting along Rodney Street

with a pause for a brick homage moment - totally spellbinding against that blue sky

and on to the Anglican Cathedral for a spot of Hamlet

as ever - taken aback anew with the sheer grandeur of this place

and just loved the Tracey Emin "I felt you and I knew you loved me"

Then we managed to see Othello in the amazing Kazimier Garden, Romeo and Juliet at the Bluecoat and finishing with Much Ado about Nothing at Waterstones in Liverpool One

Before heading underground to James Street Station

Which on closer inspection, along with Hamilton Square, turns out to be the World's oldest deep level underground station!  1886 no less!

and homeward bound . . .