The Best Things in Eastham, Merseyside*

If you're around, be sure to check these things out

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• the ladies are easy with their favours,even the married ones,husbands, are sure the child is yours
• terrorising the people who own the happy shopper
• argyllpizza is back home at the Argyll & Sutherland
• Generally V.friendly
• Semi-rural, greenbelt, conservation area.
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• Nice area with trees.
• Eastham is under the Flight Path for most routes to and From Liverpool Airport which is interesting to say the least. The airport is directly across the Mersey - and when you fly from liverpool you can always see your house! We are on the Green Belt land and next to Willaston and Raby Mere. Eastham village is lovely and so is the Church there. Eastham woods is a haven.
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• Decent People Very low crime Green Belt Location We have a brand new, rather posh Doctors Surgery in Bridle Road. People here generally have a nicer accent than those in other parts of Wirral
• Nice people.
• Low crime rates and the people in Eastham are generally nice. Sweet sound of the relaxing brook trickles by at the bottom of your garden. The Ice Cream Van stops outside my house every day at 6:30 pm!! mmmmm Plenty of woods and open spaces just to chill out in.
• Eastham is a lovely semi-rural area on the Green Belt, somewhere in between Cheshire and Merseyside. Lots of wooded areas and plenty of wildlife to be found in your garden including pheasants, fieldmice, hedgehogs, foxes etc. Not to mention an abundence of frogs and toads.
• Eastham Country Park. The old Eastham Ferry platform - great view of Liverpool and the Coast. Wirral Country Park starts at the top end of Eastham Rake. Eastham Village is soooooooo cute. Eastham has a great college offering many educational programmes, including degrees both full and part-time. Nicest residential areas include Eastham Village and around Brookhurst Area.
• The Glyder used to be the place to go in the early 80s. Our gang used to go there before it became popular and it was FREE to get in!! That was after we'd been to the Argyle and used to get told of for "laughing"!! Can't remember the couple who used to run it then but they were dead miserable (mind you there used to be about 15-20 of us every Sunday night...all laughing!!).

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Last updated: 2011-04-24