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Subject: Re: Drivel

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Pete Smith (Liverpool Renaissance)

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Date Posted: Monday, April 07, 10:15:21pm
In reply to: John Callon 's message, "Drivel" on Monday, April 07, 01:09:04am

It might interest Mr McClean that Liverpool is actually featured in National Geographics Traveler magazine. It appears the city is enjoying a renaissance and has been named the European Capital of Culture for 2008. They have many historical buildings and has the first Tate Gallery to open outside of London. Maybe he should go back for another look, this time stay away from Lime Street!Pete in sunny California

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Re: Drivel	Dai Evans (Mate of Terry)	Monday, April 07, 11:30:04pm