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Birthday Party and Engagement! Stuart & Rachael!

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Originally built in 1575, Croxteth Hall was the country estate and ancestral home of the Molyneux family, the Earls of Sefton, for over 400 hundred years until the last lord of the manor died in 1972 leaving no heirs. Now for public enjoyment, Croxteth Hall and Country Park still holds much of its grandeur; from the manor house, walled garden, reflecting pool, and stables, as well as some newer...

Steeped in history, the Liverpool Seamen's Orphan Institution lies derelict surrounded by the beautiful, and quite pristine, landscape of Newsham Park. Visited by Queen Victoria herself in 1886, the Institute was formally opened on 30th September 1874 by her fourth son, the 'Sailer Prince' Leopold for the orphaned children of Liverpool's drowned. When the orphanage closed, it became a hospital ...

Hi there! I am an amateur drone enthusiast who loves taking trips to beautiful and 'haunting' places. I needed a further hobby so I decided to put the two together! :) I've since discovered endless enjoyment from making (and even watching, if I can say that) the little videos on my channel. I work hard through the week like most people, so sometimes I don't get the chance to go out as often as ...

Eastham is cited as one of the oldest villages on the Wirral Peninsula and has been inhabited since Anglo Saxon times. Since the Middle Ages, a ferry service operated across the River Mersey between Eastham and Liverpool, with the early ferries being run by monks from the Abbey of St. Werburgh. These days no ferries run from here, however it is still a beautiful place to visit and watch the wor...

Strolling around Sefton Park the other day, I was mesmerized by the amount of daffodils spread across the landscape. Truly an impressive sight! It reminded me of the poem 'Daffodils', by William Wordsworth, whose historic former home I've had the fortune of visiting, set in the beautiful Lake District, UK. I must say though, the views of Sefton Park in bloom are no less captivating! Filmed by m...

Overlooking the country of Wales, the Wirral Country Park was the first designated country park in Britain, opening in 1973. I used to go there as a child and meeting an old friend there for a little stroll and unwind was the perfect reminder of the beauty I used to enjoy. Now I lay about more than I run around, but 'being still' in such a place is no less enjoyable! It is still a place well wo...

An absolutely beautiful place to visit, Ewloe castle, which was probably one of the last forts to be constructed by the sovereign Prince of Wales, was abandoned at the start of the invasion of Wales by Edward I, 1277. It was built using the local sandstone, but was probably never fully completed. I used to enjoy walking here as a child and returning for a stroll with my parents was no less magi...

New Brighton is a delightful seaside resort at the north-eastern tip of the Wirral peninsula. With it's sandy beaches which line the Irish Sea, and the UK's longest promenade at slightly over 2 miles, it is well worth a visit! Only a few things give it away, but I was flying my drone in some serious wind! Typical British weather, but it allows you to enjoy a variety of 'atmospheres' throughout ...

As titled, it was a very quick visit to the beach as I was unfortunately in somewhat of a rush:/ If you appreciate natural beauty and art I definitely recommend checking out Antony Gormley's 'Another Place', 100 cast-iron, life-size figures spread across the foreshore and stretching almost one kilometre out to sea. I may have dragged the video out a little bit for the sake of the song, but I th...

Just above the idyllic market town of Frodsham you can find one of the most panoramic views in Cheshire. Looking out over Runcorn, Liverpool, the Wirral, and North Wales, it is a very peaceful and serene place, definitely worth visiting if you're passing through! Once again I captured just a small portion of it's attraction with my little DJI Spark. I hope you enjoy it!

Llangollen, a place well worth visiting, takes it's name from 'a religious settlement' and St Collen, a 6th century monk who founded the church besides the river. It has always been one of my favourite places to visit for a quick escape in Wales, and it hosts a variety of interests. I only managed to capture a few of them on my quick visit there, but I definitely recommend visiting if you get t...

As the title suggests, the 'D of L' passenger-only steamer, built in Belfast, 1956, for British Railways (also a ferry operator then), has been in a state of abandonment for over 14 years, after being used as a 'fun ship' since it's arrival in 1979. Mystery surrounds what will become of it, but it certainly makes a poignant feature on the Welsh coast! Additional fact: Believe it or not, the Que...

A Quick Look at Flint Castle

Countess of Chester Country Park

Sunrise at Thor's Stone, Thurstaston

Abandoned Littlewoods Building

Festival Gardens in Liverpool

The Stanley Arms

Sefton Park in the Snow

The Dream Sculpture

Sunrise over Liverpool

Old Swan