Mystery Frost
This is what I saw in Wavertree Park a few days ago. This 104 acre park was given to Liverpool Corporation in 1895 by an anonymous city well-wisher – the reason why it is affectionately known as ‘The Mystery’.
Frost and moss on the bark of a tree in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Frost, leaves and grass in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Frosted leaf in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Frosted leaves and grass in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Frosted leaves in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Ice on the path in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Frosted leaf in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Learner plate trapped in ice on the path in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Frosted leaves in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Cracked Ice on the path in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
Frosted leaf in Wavertree Park. Liverpool January 7th 2018.
You may also be interested in: Wonderful Liverpool Parks
The next screening of the feature length documentary ‘Austerity Fight’ will be on Friday 2nd February 2018 at 7 pm at the Plaza Community Cinema, 13 Crosby Road North, Waterloo, L22 0LD. Emily Thornberry MP will be speaking after the film. Get your tickets here: Austerity Fight
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