Country diary: A trip down Dungeon Lane for Beatles nostalgia and coastal beauty | Jennifer Jones
Liverpool Paul McCartney’s latest album has brought tourists here, but there’s so much more to see than the sign Earlier this year, Paul McCartney released
Liverpool Paul McCartney’s latest album has brought tourists here, but there’s so much more to see than the sign Earlier this year, Paul McCartney released an album called The Boys of Dungeon Lane.
Among the unashamed nostalgia is a wistful track, Days We Left Behind, which evokes memories of his visits to the Mersey shore with George Harrison and friends.
Young Paul was, it turns out, a keen birdwatcher. Perhaps inevitably, the album has brought crowds of tourists to photograph the sign. The Speke end of the lane where they mostly gather is uninspiring, bounded by remnants of a demolished pub, a solar farm and an electricity substation.
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