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Weather is great today, so I went out around town for sightseeing. The first destination was Chinatown, to pay some respect of our Chinese heritage, well sort of.

Unfortunately, because it is a Sunday morning, the Chinatown area is deserted, no shops are open at the moment. So, Jon and I decided to take another way towards the Liverpool Cathedral, and leaving the larger gang where we suppose to be in the first place.

On the way, we saw some nice houses in the housing area nearby.

When I am right in front of the Liverpool Cathedral, I am amazed how gigantic it is.

Next we headed for lunch in Subway, and went to St Lukes Church, which is a bombed-out church. Well, the church is still there with the walls, but anything inside is damaged, and we can’t really find a way towards inside.

So now, it mainly serves as a place for people studying on the outside of the building, as it has a nice garden outside.

Then, we went to the Metropolitan Cathedral. This cathedral have a slightly different design compared to the other churches or cathedrals, as it is a much more modern and recently built.

Inside the lighting of the church is really astonishing, due to the lights coming through the color stained glass.

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