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Port of Liverpool

Good morning. I was in said port this morning picking up a trailer to go to Austria again and upon my exit was handed this note. It appears that the asylum seekers are now desperate to leave the country! Either that or it's Brits trying to escape to a better life! Either way it raised a chuckle when I read it. Get on the wrong ship and you be at sea for weeks.


ONWARD!

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