Scouse Nouse. (solved by Keith)

[Red Lead Ted]

is it the branch in the beak of the liver bird?jp

[John Gill]

Liver Birds are holding seaweed in their beaks.

[Jim Brady]

You were right to get rid of the bird John.
Regards.
Jim.B.

[John Albert Evans]

I know it will be wrong but I will say the Time.

John

[Jim Brady]

I think we all need to read post #1 to get on track.Not the time John A.
Regards.
Jim.B.

[Jim Brady]

I've been wondering where our most prolific quizzer is Chris,I thought he is being a bit quite but I've just checked out that he has'nt been on site the last two days.
Regards.
Jim.B.

[Keith at Tregenna]

must be the clock then four sides and three clocks??why

Very much doubt if correct buy found this to be of interest:
As we near Christmas found news of the Light at the Liver Building:

Looking for a unique venue in Liverpool? Look no further than The Light at the Liver Building: A city-centre venue with fabulous space in a historic building, with great facilities and a wonderful view of the Mersey. Check out http://www.thelightrlb.org/ Apparently now closed ?

Not a new idea at the Liver building:



A dinner using the Liver Clock Faces before they were put in place in 1908

[John Albert Evans]

Jim,
Its the Royal Liver Assurance Building opened in 1911 and still its Head Office. ts one of the Three Grace's, along with the Port of Liverpool Building and the Cunard Building. The clocks are known as the Georges Clocks as they were set at the exact time King George V was crowned on 22nd June 1911.
John Albert Evans

[Jim Brady]

Spot on Keith they used it as a dinner table,I think it was a charity do a ggod bit of scouse nouse.
Regards.
Jim.B.

[John Albert Evans]

The other one faces Liverpool at make sure the pubs are open.

JAE