St Luke's Church, aka The Bombed Out Church, Liverpool by Drone 

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I lived though that period when the Nazi 'planes flew up Cardigan Bay turning right at Barmouth and as there was no radar they followed the rivers Mawdach and Dee to Merseyside. Merseysiders had only 20 minutes warning provided by the Royal Observer Corps via the plotting station in Caernarfon Castle dungeon. The RAF had huts built by my father on high ground along the route with a direct phone link to Caernarfon. My father volunteered to take command of that area and staff the huts with full time and part timers such as teachers, shop keepers etc. During the worst 10 days of bombing there were 4000 deaths but without the ROC warnings that could have been ten times worse. Thank you Mr Drone for reviving those memories.

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Thanks Mike. It’s a great recording isn’t it. It was only found / released last year.

No doubt it was that Arms Factory they were trying to Hit!

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Thanks MrBellend. That name still makes me laugh mate 😂

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Amazing sound recording isn’t it John. I felt the same when I first heard it.

Always enjoy your drone footage especially our new stadium at BMD .. Keep up the great work and thank your for your time and effort in making these drone videos

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I’ll put it on my list. Thanks 👍🏻

Nick FYI The church has an ancient foundation, preceding the Norman conquest, and a church on the site is recorded in the Domesday Book. This church was replaced in 1766 by a Georgian chapel. This was replaced in turn by the present church that was built between 1869 and 1871.It was designed by the Lancaster architects Paley and Austin. The initial estimate was for £10,000, but the cost rose to £12,000 (equivalent to £1,140,000 in 2020), and was paid for by the 4th Earl of Sefton. It provided seating for 650 people. The stone used for its construction was taken from the Earl's own quarries.

Yes of course you can. Really sorry about the delay in my reply

@@misterdroneuk I'm glad you agreed. A video about the history of England, where I used a fragment of your video, has gained more than 80 thousand views. I watch your videos, I like the way you shoot. I am interested in the history of cities, so I want to ask a question. Have you ever heard the version that the battle of Waterloo was not in Belgium, but in England?

No mate it was quite quiet in this location when I was there

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