The River Mersey is a river in the North West of England that forms a natural boundary between the traditional counties of Cheshire and Lancashire. For centuries, it has been the means of transporting raw materials northern England and equally useful as a dumping ground for all of the shit individuals and businesses alike wanted to get shut of. The name Mersey derives from the Saxon word for “brown dysenteric stream”.
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