New bridge opens access along Liverpool waterfront

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[@keithhigh7773]

It has been many years since l last saw the Liverpool waterfront. Clearly, a huge change for the better has been taking place. Shame the video did not highlight the new bridge in more detail. What was your mode of transport? I, too, had difficulty with some of the commentary, not helped by the noise from your transport.

[@sparkymark68]

Lovely video mate but I struggle a bit with some of the audio. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@vinniesuperstar8923]

guessing that that is a newish terminal for the Isle of Man ferry? I went on it in 2005 and it didn't leave from there.

[@fkl770]

yeah i went to the clocktower when it was a construction site a while ago blagged my way in with my mate saying we were from canal river trust ahahaa

[@KPP365]

Enjoy the video. Must walk that route one day. 😊

[@merseyrailer7780]

Well, there’s really poor videos on KZbin that totally lack any information whatever, and then there’s this effort.

[@TheWayISeeLiverpool]

Considering you haven’t done videos before I think you should keep quiet.

[@davidwaddington9414]

how near can you get to the dockers clock ?

[@TheWayISeeLiverpool]

Not far just to gate

[@devonbluetony]

I'm Liverpool born and bred but I hardly understood a word of the commentary. Presumably the video started from the Garston end of the city but no indication of what we were seeing en route. Needs some drastic revision I'm afraid !

[@Dooguk]

He started outside the new Isle of Man ferry terminal and travelled towards Everton's new stadium at Bramley-Moore dock. Check Google maps for the locations.