Liverpool

Heather was allocated the task of finding accomodation once we left wales. And as budget is a big part of managing in the UK, we quite often let suitable accomodation influence our location, and heather was keen to see this city. 

We took the long road out of Wales through Snowdonia, which was very unspectacular. I think you must have to leave the roads and go hiking to see the amazing landscapes here. Though, a crazy spat of electrical storms had killed 3 people in this area just a few days prior, in 2 different locations. Highly unusual. 

We arrived in Liverpool via the under ground tunnel that goes under the Mersey river. Even though I'd been through the Chunnel, it gave me the heaby geebies thinking of all that water over top of us. 

And everywhere we have driven, we both mutually burst into song or rhymes of all the hits and history that are named after these places. So do you know what we were singing as we drove up to the tunnel?

The Mersey river

This church was bombed during ww2, and the city decided to leave it in its semi destructed state to remember the devistation the city experienced.