Off along Menlove Avenue on a sunny Sunday afternoon in mid-September.
I haven’t walked along here much this year, having spent most of my time in North and Central Liverpool.
Often to be found in Sefton Park or Croxteth Hall (where they’ll be next weekend) , this is the Artisan Network’s first go at putting on what they do in Calderstones.
In a public park and therefore free to enter. As it should be.
So remember, next weekend at Croxteth Hall Park, then Sefton Park Palm house and Crocky again for Christmas. Quality people, quality events.
I’ve always noticed this house when I’ve walked along here as it reminds me of the big house in ‘Dallas.’ ‘Bungalow ranch style’ as Roxy Music would say ‘In every dream home a heartache.’ Always think of that song as I walk past. Specially today when it’s dream seems to have faded?
This blog has not much been to Plot 44, Sarah’s allotment this year. So how is it doing in this time of rich, late Summer growth?
A lovely, lazy, Sunday afternoon.
Don’t forget, The Artisan Network will be at Croxteth Hall next weekend. Highly recommended.
Thanks for the pictures. I used to attend Dove Dale Road Baptist Church, so I spent a lot of time in that area through out the week walk to and from Church activities – Scouts etc. My mum lived on Menlove Ave. as a girl.
I now live in Sheffield, so it was lovely to be able to retrace my childhood – so to say. Thanks
I smiled at your comment about Green Bank wall. I too have always been struck by its beauty. Your photos reflect this gathering in Calderstones Park very well.
I really enjoyed seeing this area I know very well through your eyes. Lovely stuff.