Outside HIVE, I honestly don't think anyone gives a toss, but that's the way it is...

Haha... its still there?

I haven't been back to Liverpool since then, over 2 years ago.

I hope the scrawny bloke wasn't a deug addict who stayed there. I don't think so, but someone had tried living there. They never seem to stick around long.. and always leave their stuff!

Once.. it was famous for car crime, although I bought a shifty Blanpunkt car radio from the Barra's long long ago.., so maybe not King?

Thanks @bozz, I'm not sure how that happened, fixed now.

Lots of dirt in this one, but that's where all the interesting stuff was!

From the back, it's very nature taken. You would not guess it's close to a town centre.

No.., unless you are talking animals, in which case its yes, several times. I wouldn't like to, better someone else discovers grisly remains.. and not I!

I use that.. a lot!

You mention 13th century as the historical branding and that just breaks our brains here in North America where we can't even compare it to anything we would have known over here. LOL.. yes we kind of

Yeah.. it was strictly the swimming pool.

LOL.. I do remember, I only managed Benalmadina.. long ago.., the sea was full of used bog paper. That's my prime memory!

The street is still there, same as ever. Without the correspondence inside, it would have been total crap!

called "Vizz" that will cure blurry near-vision like mine and everyone else that needs reading glasses for 10 hours or so. Never heard of that, my eyesight sucks close up too, only 10 hours?

I would love a 'Harry Potter' invisibility cloak, would solve a lot of 'getting in' problems.

Do randoms really start yelling at you if they happen to see you wandering out of a building that obviously abandoned? o_O Wandering out.., I couldn't care less.., as we've already done... but yes, it

Yes, it's still there rotting away. Not very far from where I live.

Looking at it.., there was a couple of decent shots inside I captured. Happy with what I got out of it.

Thanks for uncovering these deserted gems! It's what I do.., though rarely now. There's little left to see, at least where I live.