A quaint cottage beside the banks of the River Dee in Chester had a hidden Beatles connection you may not know about.
The cottage has the interesting name 'Nowhere' and is said to have been a tavern for weary fisherman to gather and enjoy a drink. As reported by CheshireLive, the cottage has left many people wondering why it has such a quirky name, and now we know why.
'Nowhere' sits on the banks of the River Dee in Handbridge, near to the Grosvenor Bridge. There was one famous visitor in particular who visited the property, and that was none other than John Lennon.
