Another walk around Liverpool

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Uploaded by on Feb 26, 2007

A walk around warehouse districts near Liverpool Docks, and onto a train to leave the city.

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  • I totally have to agree with trippy+hirsuite's views on here..I feel very homesick looking at this.The so called redevelopment has destroyed much of Liverpool's heritage,,.Those crumbling warehouses ,old cobbled roads had a very magical feel,fragments+memories of a bygone age.

    .Thanks for posting this,I am amazed that people don't realise what a "green"+truly beautiful city Liverpool is.,I live in Hove, East Sussex+walk miles to see one tree! lol..Cheers,best wishes Sophie

  • its the same in leeds, all the industrial victorian warehouses along the river in & around the city have been demolished & replaced with wall to wall chrome & plastic babble! all for the the yuppies ofcourse!. leeds used to look quite old & gothic'ish, part beautiful/ part grim industrial grime, etc etc (WHICH SOMEHOW GAVE IT MORE CHARM) now the place looks like some sort of hideous spasmodic lego land designed by children!!

  • all very well when we're told that these areas are "redeveloped" and re-vitalised(huh!) but for whose benefit? No one talks of what was lost here, it seems so easily forgotten. Whole infrastructures of society dismantled and destroyed in on e fell swoop. And now forgotten...

  • I totally agree. That's why I made my Old Swan vids. My big regret is that I wasn't snap happy when I was a kid in the 60s and 70s.

  • Nice vid. When I was a kid in the mid 80's me and my mates used to break into the old dis-used warehouses

  • well done ,this material needs to be archived.

  • Important to see the everyday buildings rather than the ususal suspects,very nice. Tony

  • Another good video, Mr Poli.

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