Animated and illuminated Barber Shop Pole! [As requested via Instagram by Ken Heron.] ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHDk_F0_2g4

(Video #200 !) A quick flight with the P4A around the metals recycling docks of www.s-norton.com , Liverpool - possibly the UK largest processor of scrap metals. Annually, Nortons collect and export 1.5 million tonnes. Notice that the darker area of the scrap metal pile is actually car engine blocks! "The world's first Liebherr R 984 C Litronic high rise industrial rehandler, believed by the company to be the largest of its type in the world", www.khl.com/news/worlds-first-liebherr-high-rise-handler/36916.article by Lindsay Gale, 13 May 2009, detailing S. Norton & Liebherr co-designing this machine. Music (also recycled!): The Orb, "Pandaharmonium" Writers: Julian Peake, Seb Fontaine, Thomas Newman, Delline Bass Licensed to YouTube by UMG (on behalf of Virgin); The Royalty Network (Publishing), CMRRA, and 3 Music Rights Societies Original: Penguin Cafe Orchestra, "Music For A Found Harmonium (Pandaharmoniumorb Mix)" from "Auntie Aubrey's Excursions Beyond The Call Of Duty - The Orb Remix Project - Part 2" Writers: Julian Peake, Seb Fontaine, Thomas Newman, Delline Bass Licensed to YouTube by DeepMiningCorpAssoc (on behalf of PMI Dance); The Royalty Network (Publishing), CMRRA, and 4 Music Rights Societies ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrcdQ05Y89I

Progress of the site since the previous video of 04/08/2018: https://youtu.be/yJqjTcwlH4M ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S0PW7dvItFw

Firstly, apologises for the unstabilized video, it was recorded using my phone. Walking around a very over-grown, long abandoned building site on my own with expensive camera equipment would not have been a very good idea! Secondly, further apologises for any of the graffiti/graffito which may contain raw language! Some of it, in my opinion, was rather very well done - especially the spider! "Vision of New Chinatown Liverpool" section was from seven years' ago: http://confidentials.com/liverpool/revealed-chinatown-set-for-high-rise-rebirth (Images: Brock Carmichael) A month ago, Tom Duffy wrote a summary of the end of the project which can be found at: https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/liverpools-new-chinatown-dream-collapses-23281402 Overall access to this site is annoyingly easy. My suspicion is that as well as the main construction contractor going out of business, the site services which provide perimeter fencing either hasn't been paid for a long time and/or has also gone out of business. As a result, the perimeter fencing is breached in a number of places. Not all of the site is easily accessible, some parts of the foundations have a single entrance to a long dark dead-end. Out of respect of privacy to anyone who may have been there, these areas were not fully explored. Much of the site is littered with broken glass and other sharp debris, my heavy-duty under-sole protected work-boots were very useful in this regard. Another reason for recording this on my phone is that there are a large number of uncapped inspection points for drain access. Mostly these were about 1 metre / 3 feet deep. Falling into these while concentrating on a dSLR would have hurt, and some could cause more serious injury due to the other sharp debris fallen into these holes. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KpwKzj76wGI