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Friday, 18 July 2008

Radio City are taking advantage of their position high above Liverpool to do a live film of the Tall Ships this weekend.

Their web team have focused a camera 450 feet up the tower get an aerial view of the Mersey.

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With the page refreshing every five seconds , they’re hoping to bring more traffic to the site.

The ships leave Monday with the Parade of Sail from 12pm.

The official Tall Ships site has been designed by Liverpool agency New Mind and another agency ICE are providing an alternative webcam view of the river, so internet tourists will be spoilt for choice.

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