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	Eastham Locks and River Mersey by Alan Heardman Having just passed through Eastham Locks into the River Mersey from the Manchester Ship Canal, the Mersey Ferry (Snowdrop) continues on to Pier Head.
	Riverside, Eastham by El Pollock Looking along the bank of the Mersey Estuary, from the jetty, towards Eastham Locks.
	Entering the lock at Eastham by Arthur C Harris Mersey Ferries vessel "Royal Iris of the Mersey" on Manchester Ship Canal entering the lock at Eastham on route to Liverpool.
	Eastham Ferry jetty by Ruth Harris This is all that's left of the Eastham Ferry, the jetty jutting out into the Mersey estuary.
	The Lilac chemical tanker passing Eastham Ferry by John S Turner At high tide ships move in and out of the Manchester Ship Canal locks at Eastham. Here the Lilac chemical tanker Link is seen passing the jetty at Eastham Ferry. See also SJ3681 : Eastham Ferry jetty and the Lilac chemical tanker
	Eastham Ferry refreshments by Raymond Knapman
	Eastham Locks and Manchester Ship Canal by Colin Pyle Seen from the air on final approach to Liverpool JLA
	Timber play boat at Eastham Country Park by Steve Daniels
	Mersey estuary by Eastham Locks by William Starkey The Mersey estuary near Eastham Locks, with a timber ship's mooring now used as a perch by several cormorants.
	Eastham Woods Country Park, Bear Pit by BrianPritchard In the grounds of a former victorian pleasure garden, you will find a Bear Pit.
	Eastham Ferry Family Fun Day by Eirian Evans Rides and a climbing wall have been set up near the Ferry Hotel.
	The Mersey estuary at Eastham Locks by Christine Johnstone The ship is in the lock, at the western end of the Manchester Ship Canal. The wooden structure sticking out of the river is a disused mooring dolphin.