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medlam
I live and work in Hull and enjoy taking pictures of the area and it's people.
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- Ardwell Bay
- Arram
- Bamburgh
- Baswick
- BBC Centre
- beach
- bird
- Black Head
- Bond Street
- Bridlington
- Budle Bay
- castle
- cemetary
- Chanterland's Avenue
- Chanterlands Avenue
- Chatsworth Street
- cholera
- church
- city hall
- Coldstream
- Deep
- Driffield
- Dukeries
- Dunskey Gardens
- Dunswell
- east riding
- east yorkshire
- Eastburn Beck
- Egton Bridge
- Esk
- Etal
- fishing
- Fraisthorpe
- Galloway
- Goathland
- Goddard Avenue
- graveyard
- Greenwood Avenue
- Gweynd
- harbour
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- Hempholme
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- High Street
- Hornsea
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- Hull Bridge
- Junction Pool
- Kelso
- Kingston upon Hull
- Kingswood
- Kirkburn
- Lake Celyn
- Lindisfarne
- Maister House
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- nature reserve
- North Berwick
- Port Logan
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- Port Patrick
- Portpatrick
- Princess Quay
- pulfin bog
- Queen Victoria Square
- River
- river
- River Esk
- river hull
- River Hull
- River Rye
- River Till
- Robin Hood's Bay
- Runswick Bay
- Saint Stephens
- Sandhead
- Scarborough
- sculpture
- Seahouses
- shop
- signs
- Spring Bank
- Spurn
- Stamford Bridge
- telephone box
- Tickton
- uk
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- whitby abbey
- whitefriargate
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Excellent pic!
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Hello Medlam ;>) I don't wish to appear pedantic but this sun-dial is not on the Abbey..It is in-fact on the south west wall of Saint Mary's parish church as your place marker correctly shows!
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What a lovely image! You must be really proud of this one!
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Excellent shot medlam..these are the finest rock pools on the Yorkshire coast..loved by children of all ages ;>) me included ;>)
Cheers
Jim
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Thanks much appreciated, ian.
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The Next shop is now a Barclays bank.
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Wow - never seen a white one before!
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This monument commemorates the 1849 cholera outbreak in Hull. The outbreak killed over 1500 citizens of Hull in a few weeks in the fall of 1849. Most deaths occurring in the poorer districts of the city. The city's cemetery could not cope with the deaths and massive pit was dug to bury the bodies. The cholera mound is a short distance away from this plinth.
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nice photo
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This is Eastburn Beck, near Driffield. It is the start of the River Hull. That is the same mucky brown water that flows through Hull!
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