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So many good memories from spending just a single full day in Liverpool in the beginning of April!

As a Russian student living in London and obsessed with accents, it genuinely felt so refreshing to be surrounded by a completely different mentality - Scousers are much warmer and much more open. An example of this is me nearly befriending a random lad on a bus stop in Anfield just by starting a conversation with him. Many folk have actually thought I was Scouse, too (my accent for some reason is very fluid and depends on the environment).

What I especially loved about the town centre is that despite its amazing architecture, it's not overtly posh, instead - very lively, tightly knit and has some really nice shopping centres with Home & Bargains in them (my favourite shop of all time).

The food was proper heavy as well - I had a bowl of scouse, a Chinese meal and a burger combo on County Road (L4). Love Liverpool and Scousers!

u/fr1q1ngs00per1e0n — 5 days ago