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Spanish Caravan, Liverpool

Spanish Caravan, Liverpool
“Spanish Caravan, Liverpool” — A beer ad on a wall in the Liverpool Ropewalks district.

This scene was on a corner near the place we stayed in the Ropewalks district of Liverpool this spring. We had gone out for a long walk and run into a bit of rain, perhaps obvious from the wet street and sidewalk. I think that the large figure on the wall is meant to look like a guy who is happy with his beer. But I think there is also something just a bit ominous about that unnatural grin on a figure towering above the street and peeking out between buildings.

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Posters, LIverpool

Posters, LIverpool
“Posters, LIverpool” — A wall covered with posters in the Ropewalks district, Liverpool.

Every city has a unique character — though my perceptions can be affected by which parts of a city I visit, what I do there, and even the season. When we spent a few days in Liverpool recently, it was almost always gray and often wet, and our lodgings were in a section of the city that is vibrant and alive, though with some rough edges.

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