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Wirral in GeneralNewest Review: ... located off junction 5 off the M53 via A41 If you think you might like Sunlight then you may also be interested in Ness gardens. The gardens are stunning whatever time of year you visit and boast extensive collections of plants and trees. Its a great place to spend a day jus t ambling around, take advantage of the tearooms and gift shop and if the kids get a little 'bored' there is a play area near the picnic site. M53 junction 4 follow signs. But what if that's not really your scene.. well how about a tour of a genuine war ship and submarine? ... more |
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by - written on 06/08/01 (Very useful, 191 readings)
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Depending on who you talk to and where you are on the Wirral Peninsula dictates if you're in Cheshire or Merseyside! Originally all the peninsula was in the County of Cheshire however the borders have been 'moved' over the years and it is now tied in with Merseyside. Wirral is 22 miles long and 7 miles wide. Situated between the rivers Mersey and Dee, the Irish sea to the North,and with the city of Liverpool a 20 minute ferry boat ride to the East, the rolling hills and coastline of North Wales Westward it really couldn't be better positioned to take advantage of the North west of England and its numerous attractions. The M53 ... Read the complete review
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