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Bridge over the River Ancholme at Broughton for the What Makes the Humber series. #broughtonbridge #riverancholme #openbridges

It's the last day of our Goole by Barge exhibition at Goole Museum tomorrow, Saturday. Rich and I will be there in the afternoon, if you'd like to call in then for a chat it would be great to see you. It's a lovely museum and it's been brilliant to work with Alex and Rich, the @ermuseums Goole Museum team. If you do visit, we hope you enjoy it. Info at the link in bio.

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