The Day The City Split In Two / A River Full Of Stories
‘Open Bridges: A River Full Of Stories’, gathering stories to preserve the heritage of the River Hull, its bridges and the people and vessels which have used it over the years. Find out more on the Estuary TV news clip here: So where does the river start? Click here to see what we found Do … Continue reading River Full Of Stories on Estuary TV
Open Bridges: A River Full Of Stories – gathering stories to preserve the heritage of the River Hull, its bridges and the people and vessels which have used it over the years. Following on from visiting the north and north-western sources of the River Hull, last weekend we followed the river’s tributaries north-east to Skipsea and … Continue reading Skipsea – Isle of Ships
Open Bridges: A River Full Of Stories - gathering stories to preserve the heritage of the River Hull, its bridges and the people and vessels which have used it over the years. We continued our quest to explore the origins of the River Hull with a sweltering Sunday stroll. Heading north from Hull Bridge we followed … Continue reading Exploring the River at Eske
Mud of the Humber by Roy Matthew Heath Where the mud of the Humber goes tumbling past The mouth of the Hull where it meets with the last Of the waters that rise from the chalk of the Wolds Here shanties were sung and tall stories told These men of the river....these wild river men … Continue reading Mud of the Humber
Open Bridges: A River Full Of Stories We are delighted to introduce our new Open Bridges project. ‘Open Bridges: A River Full Of Stories’ which will preserve and publicise the heritage of the River Hull, its bridges and vessels which have used it over the years. To begin - where does the River Hull start? … Continue reading A River Full Of Stories: Source of the River Hull