Visitors to Liverpool are able to take a "duck tour" of the Albert Dock complex and also various points of interest throughout the city. This very popular tourist attraction combines water and road as part of the experience.
My youngest daughter stares into the water of the salthouse dock in liverpool, seemingly alone in a world of her own, I wonder what she is thinking about? I can remember when I was her age and we lived within a stones throw of the river mersey, my grandad worked on the big passenger ships that visited liverpool in those days and he would always take me down to see them arrive in port and I can remember that I would often stare into the river alone with my thoughts, in fact it is something that I still do to this day,I wonder if Saffron is doing the same?
The mersey ferry looks tiny compared to the Queen Elizabeth 2 as she ferry's her passengers across the mersey. It is a shame when you realise that this is the very last time that we will see the grand old ship in the river mersey. The ship takes up most of the waterfont on the princess dock side and the funnel of the QE2 is almost as high as the liver buildings. liverpool will really miss the visits of the QE2.
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