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Sue Adair, on January 7, 2007, said:

This is not Liverpool's Anglican Cathedral, this is St Luke's church at the top of Bold Street at the junction of Berry Street and Leece Street. Built in 1831 it is a familiar landmark, a casualty of the second world war, only it's outer wall and tower remain standing. The building was left as a memorial to the casualties of the blitz.

Cags, on January 15, 2007, said:

Liverpool previously used the now demolished parish church of Saint Peter's in Church Street as a "pro-cathedral". There is a small brass cross set in the pavement on Church Street to mark the spot were the alter once stood.

bosscrony, on February 4, 2007, said:

for a start who ever posted this pic has placed it wrong so dont know liverpool very well also what u see in the pic is its origonal structure befor the bomb in ww2 so the alter was in side so the cross will not represent were the alter was....

Damian Cuenca Abela, on February 19, 2007, said:

Sue, you´re right, but i didn´t say it was Liverpool´s Anglican Cathedral, but the old one. In fact, the new cathedral was built following the patterns of this one. And the position of the picture may be wrong; i didn´t feel like being so precise, but good comments anyway.

neil sturrock, on March 16, 2007, said:

Damian, this was never any sort of Cathedral, please change the title. Your comment about the new cathedral 'following the patterns of this one' makes no sense whatsoever. They don't even point the same way and the Cathedral's tower is in the centre, not at one end. Before the Cathedral was consecrated, Liverpool's pro-Cathedral was St Nicholas Church at the Pier Head, the 'Seaman's Church'.

drone_pilot, on May 20, 2007, said:

Also known as the Doctors church, St Lukes was damaged on the 5 may 1941, and letf as it is as a war memorial.

Patricia bcn, on July 4, 2007, said:

Muy bonita Damian ;)

Lo que sobra es la cabeza, pero eso significa que debe haver mucha gente :)

Rafa bcn, on July 5, 2007, said:

Pues yo no veo a nadie mas. Qizás es que el de la cabeza es muy alto...

Patricia bcn, on July 6, 2007, said:

Por eso lo digo, alomejor havia mucha gente pero lebanto la camara para hacer la foto mas bonita i ese era muy alto i lo pillo no?

Patricia bcn, on July 17, 2007, said:

Rafa?

Damian Cuenca Abela, on October 17, 2007, said:

Sí, sí sobra la cabeza... Vaya en mi descargo que es de un amigo mío, pero sobra

Patricia bcn, on October 20, 2007, said:

jeje

samcurry, on May 12, 2008, said:

Great picture!

Deborah Marsden, on June 26, said:

Hola! Vivo en Liverpool, cerca de este iglesia. Solo hablo un poco de espanol y necessito mucho practicar! Pienso que este photo es muy bonito, y pienso que las gentes Ingles fuiste muy grosero en su comentario. Tengo muchas decepcion (no se si este es la palabra razon?). Espera que Liverpool fue muy agradable a ti. Lo siento para mi espanol; esta muy mal! Debs xxx

Damian Cuenca Abela, on June 28, said:

hola deborah!! i don´t think anybody were rude in their comments; they just said what they thought and very problably they were right. i actually lived in liverpool for half a year and yes, i enjoyed quite a lot!! thanks for your comment!! and good Spanish!!

Deborah Marsden, on July 2, said:

Sorry, grosera is the wrong word, but I hadn't seen many posts at this point & thought that they should've also mentioned how they felt about the image, rather than just concentrate on the mapping issues.

Lo siento! Soy nuevo en Panoramio! Me alegro de que te gusto mi ciudad!

Saludos desde Liverpool!

Debs xxx