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Streetlight street art.
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There is a large pedestrianised area at the front of Liverpool Lime St railway station that was refurbished a few years ago.
Scattered about are these strange engravings in the paving slabs and I never really paid much attention to them until one day I spotted this one, and immediately recognised what and where it was in real life.
At the pier head near the cruise terminal there is an old quay with several old concrete columns with derelict G.E.C Z8420 lanterns on them. What makes them interesting is that there is usually one or two Cormorants perched on the outreach arms drying their wings after a fishing session.
Looks like I’m not the only one to notice this as the birds and lanterns are in this strange bit of street art....
The real lanterns and bollard (no birds sadly) can be seen here:
http://80.229.24.59:9232/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6560
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There is a large pedestrianised area at the front of Liverpool Lime St railway station that was refurbished a few years ago.
Scattered about are these strange engravings in the paving slabs and I never really paid much attention to them until one day I spotted this one, and immediately recognised what and where it was in real life.
At the pier head near the cruise terminal there is an old quay with several old concrete columns with derelict G.E.C Z8420 lanterns on them. What makes them interesting is that there is usually one or two Cormorants perched on the outreach arms drying their wings after a fishing session.
Looks like I’m not the only one to notice this as the birds and lanterns are in this strange bit of street art....
The real lanterns and bollard (no birds sadly) can be seen here:
[url]http://80.229.24.59:9232/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6560[/url]](albums/userpics/10064/normal_837F4572-7B20-4C46-A90D-C08F92A5E608.jpeg "Click to view full size image
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Streetlight street art.
There is a large pedestrianised area at the front of Liverpool Lime St railway station that was refurbished a few years ago.
Scattered about are these strange engravings in the paving slabs and I never really paid much attention to them until one day I spotted this one, and immediately recognised what and where it was in real life.
At the pier head near the cruise terminal there is an old quay with several old concrete columns with derelict G.E.C Z8420 lanterns on them. What makes them interesting is that there is usually one or two Cormorants perched on the outreach arms drying their wings after a fishing session.
Looks like I’m not the only one to notice this as the birds and lanterns are in this strange bit of street art....
The real lanterns and bollard (no birds sadly) can be seen here:
[url]http://80.229.24.59:9232/gallery/displayimage.php?pid=6560[/url]")
