Monthly Archives: June 2026

From Seaforth and Litherland station, we crossed Seaforth Road by the pedestrian lights, then floated safely over the heavy dock traffic on Princess Way via the tall footbridge. The inconspicuous entrance to the park is under the railway bridge and … Continue reading →

Otterspool Park is a pedestrian road that was once a carriageway to a proposed mansion on the banks of the Mersey. That mansion was never built and the land was taken over by the Council. In the 1950s and 60s … Continue reading →

Opposite St Chad’s church, on the south side of Kirkby Row, is an open grassy area through which flows the Kirby Brook, on its way to the river Alt. The usual urban birds were there, Carrion Crow, Blackbirds, Wood Pigeons, … Continue reading →