From Stanley flight down to the docks. what an experience. 2.5 miles, Right past Liverpool landmarks such as the Liver Building, Customs House, under the Museum of Liverpool, a twisting journey in and out of docks to get to Salthouse Dock and our mooring.
Approaching the docks. Happy Jill? 
Looking back. 
Into a tunnel, Liver Building ahead 
Past the Liver Building 
Past the Cunard Building and port of Liverpool Building 
Several short Tunnels, this one has a corner as soon as its entered 
Out of one and into another 
Moored for a lock 
Our Lock companions 
Jill’s turn now 
Finally, our mooring in Salthouse Dock
We were booked in for a week, which is the maximum allowed to give others the chance of visiting Liverpool by boat.
Free electricity by our shoreline connection so there’s no need to run the boat engine to charge batteries and as we have an immersion heater we have hot water too. These are secure moorings, accessed by key entry only, so peace of mind while away from the boat.
Our friends Rob and Shiela together with Mary, all from Stafford, came up and stayed locally enabling us to have time with them in the City. Daughter Elizabeth came over from Norfolk too and spent 1 night with us on the boat.
Elizabeth and Jill, Salthouse Dock Liverpool 
Mary and Sheila icecreams in Liverpool 
Liverpool, Rob R and Jill Icecreams 
Our mooring in Salthouse Dock viewed from the Liverpool Eye Wheel. 
Liverpool Liver Building 
Liverpool Customs House 
Leaving the docks
