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Bayhorse Lane, Liverpool. July 2018.
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Bayhorse Lane, Liverpool. July 2018.
Bayhorse Lane Art by Anna Nielsson Via Flickr: by Peter Sheridan
Until next time Anime Expo! We are FINALLY on our plane to go home. The con was fun, crowded, miserably hot and exhausting but we survived! I love all my friends so much and I'm so sad I missed hanging out with so many of them.
Part 3: Welcome to the fabric district. When you are creative and want to lose your mind and money, this place is the best place. At my first visit I saw it the first time and tried to buy only stuff ‘I can and will use as soon as possible’, but this time I was prepared. At the end I lost all my (saved) money, had (from the airline ignored) overweight of all suitcases I had and glitter everywhere. You can see much more pictures of my journey around the fabric district at my Instagram from august 2016. Here two videos to show you all stuff you want :P
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Constance Street Art by Anna Nielsson Via Flickr: by Burnon
Your local wholesaler for character pyjamas. Liverpool, July 2018.
Fabric District, Liverpool
Final images from May / June 2018 of street art in the Fabric District, Liverpool, England, UK.
Loads more related photos here on this blog check my collection of street art
By Liverpool photographer David J Colbran, please contact me for usage outside Tumblr
Fabric District, Liverpool
The so called 'Fabric District' in Liverpool is an industrial enclave between London Road and New Islington. It is tipped to be a new collaborative and vibrant area of the city, with both day and night businesses beginning to establish and trade. Traditional the hub of the city's rag trade, stakeholders, businesses and the Council are pulling together to drive regeneration and regain its status as a vibrant part of Liverpool City Centre.