The bombed out church - more properly St Luke's - is a well-known Liverpool landmark but the inside is normally railed off. It was open today (subject to signing a waiver against any claim) and so for the first time ever I saw the ruins from the inside.
I picked the apples from the James Grieve today. I should have done it a couple of weeks ago because there have been a lot of windfalls and they have been attacked by slugs, etc.
Another trip around the Liverpool Biennial while ostensibly helping Jo pack up her office for the move tomorrow. This sword, hanging in the Black E (the former Great George Street Church) is by Kris Martin.
Jo moves office on Sunday so she sent me up into the loft to find some empty boxes. Was she serious? Plenty of full boxes but not a lot of empty ones! I hope your loft is tidier than this.
I spent a lot of the day reading the Guide to the Liverpool Biennial and sorting out some of yesterday's photos to prepare some pre-scheduled blog postings about them.
You may have heard of Project 365 in whic people post a photograph every day for a year. This is my version – the idea is to post a photo taken every day but I am realistic enough to know that there will be a day or two missed during the year.