The Baltic Fleet, Liverpool
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The Baltic Fleet, Liverpool
Image: © Tiger Taken: 15 Jun 2013
The sole survivor of Liverpool's traditional seamen's pubs occupies a triangular block enclosed by Wapping, Cornhill and Hurst Street. The chimneys are painted to look like the smokestacks of a steamer and the interior is replete with nautical memorabilia. The bar serves a good range of products from its own Wapping microbrewery and also offers a traditional seamen's breakfast or a plate of the local dish Scouse. For a view from the main waterfront road side (Wapping), taken a few days earlier, see Stephen Richards' Image
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Image Location
Latitude
53.398512
Longitude
-2.986849