Walking in HULL / UK 🇬🇧- 4K 60fps (UHD)
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- Опубліковано 23 жов 2019
- The city of Hull, also called "Kingston upon Hull", is a port city South of York in England.
We start our walk at the city centre on the Victoria Square. We walk around the centre a bit which is rather empty this evening because Hull also hosts Europes biggest fun fair. The fair is happening at the moment.
From the centre with sights like the Princess Quay and Hull Minster we also see the old town with the Scale Lane and some old bars around there. We miss the marina this time. Walking along the River Hull it is getting darker so we end this walk on the Scale Lane Swing Bridge which is an interesting construction.
Filmed in October 2019
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In 2019 I visited some friends in Hull. Never before I saw such a fine town and met so very friendly and helpful people. Watched the video and got homesick. Can t get enough from this video
I love Hull
You missed one of the best parts .... the Marina and the pier, Humber street and the River Humber, but other than that , fab, thankyou
Thank you for the hint. The hostel owner recommended the marina. Don't know why I missed it. I saw some water and thought that was it. I mostly missed the fair which was also on that day yet I knew it one day too late. So it goes 🤗
@@poptravelorg This video: ua-cam.com/video/cBe09TlVpnU/v-deo.html will give at least a taste of the Marina and other parts of the Humber waterfront area.
Thats where I live, I can see the pier from my living room window
@@poptravelorg yeah you defo missed a few things out, need a local with you next time
And gypsyville
I lived in hull for 6 years, and this video just brought back the feeling of this city, good job mate👍
I find it such a pity that Hull has the grim reputation that it does in the UK... In my opinion, it must be one of the better preserved of the larger cities in the UK. Considering how heavily bombed it was in the war, I find it amazing how many old buildings survived, or at least how much of the city was rebuilt sympathetically.
Phippsta Yes it was the second most bombed city in the war, next to London. I think that is right. Yes some of the architecture is lovely, perfectly restored.
@@susanjewitt8783 Exactly that. I mean, I know not ALL of it is nice/ there are some not so nice areas of the centre, but I would say nearly 2/3rds of it remains/is to a good standard. Pity more cities didn't do that after they were bombed.
Phippsta Yeah but it’s full of spiceheads, gangs, empty shops and fentanyl so no wonder it has a bad reputation
@@piercemurray8986 So other cities dont have spiceheads, crackheads, heroin addicts and worse?. I can imagine more "reputable" cities like Birmingham and Manchester have a whole lot more. Every city have these people.
@@piercemurray8986 Gangs!!! Hull isn't Manchester, Nottingham or Birmingham. Closest thing you'll see to a gang in Hull is a group of 13/14 year old hanging on a street corner. Hardly the cribs and bloods...im assuming you don't live in Hull
I have been lived in Hull 13 years, lots of memory in this place!
Another great walk! Love these old cities. Even the quieter spots. The statue at 23:11 is super cool as well. Thanks so much for the tour of Hull. All the best. -Henry
Thanks Henry, Hull wasn't on my list yet it was nice little stopover. I was in York and failed to find good accommodation in Leeds on my way to Manchester that weekend so I took the bus to Hull. I totally missed the Hull Fair which just happened that weekend in October and it's one thing Hull in known for. Reminded me to check the dates of events always...
There's something on the floor next to it and it explains how it's placed specifically so when the sun or moon is in the right place it creates some sort of pattern, I belive so anyway. Its surrounded by dates of other times it's happened
FlamezZ FragzZ that sounds very cool. Looks like I need to go to Hull to learn more. - Henry
@@CityWalks tonkinliu.co.uk/solar-gate
Thanks for sharing a lovely video of my home city. I was in the Minster today and hoped you'd get some shots of it. I'd love for you to come back again and show our wonderful 'free to enter' Museums, art gallery and lots more places of historical interest. I shall be sharing this video with friends who would love to see this *Hull City of Culture 2017 - 2020* since their last visit here. Thanks once again for your video :)
Thank you! I think I went to the minster around 33:22 though only shortly. The museums quarter surely looked interesting and whenever I come back I'll stay a bit longer to see some more parts Hull - also in daylight. It was a really nice trip through England and I have a few more videos coming - probably one every 2-3 weeks from different places in the country. I enjoyed visiting Hull. Thanks for watching!
Nice video. I watched the full thing and I’m from these parts lol.
I was never a part of HULL. HULL became a part of me. God bless the spirit of HULL.👍👍
Nice Video thanks for sharing .
Nice job! 😀
Missing Hull...i studied in Hull
me too my friend! graduated on 2010, I miss that place!
Made me feel homesick. Great video thanks. (Now I know where the gold telephone box is 👍🏼)
Wow 😯 love from Liverpool 🥂
Thank you for making me miss home.
HULL is a beautiful city, lived there from 2004-2010, i really miss
Love how you angle the camera up at times.
i cant say i've ever been round the pubs on the cobbled roads but now i want to lol
Friendliest little city I've ever been to, lived here almost two years
Welp, in the part of hull i live i had my bike stolen and its bad
@RED PK184 been coming to Hull since 2011 with my mates, the only trouble we ever had was when we caused it
@@evilishlight2102 I'll back you up that it's got plenty of little bike thieving scrotes.....did you look for your bike on gumtree? My mate had his stolen and saw it for sale and went round to get it back, it was some little rat in gypsyville with about 10 other bikes he'd nicked
@RED PK184 i used to go party at houses in Bransholme and orchard park after coming to hull clubbing. Like I said not one bit of trouble, the two times when it has looked like someone might try and kick off were with three mouthy pricks who looked about 15 near prospect centre, and some polish clit on hessle road
@RED PK184 I lived in holderness road area, and now live in the west near hawthorn avenue, and can see it has its problems like many cities, but its definately not as bad as people make it out to be. Very quiet city and friendly city with normal issues. For note ive lived here for the whole 18 years of my life.
I love Hull ❤️
love the arcade
I used to live in hull but moved about 1-2 months ago and I miss it so much
Bread Stick run... just run & don’t look back, unless you want to trade places with me XD
Perfectly preserved city streets has Hull.
Such a grand church
nice 1
Should have made more of the Luke Cambells Gold phonebox. But then everyone is a critic! Good Job
linda cidade
Did they get rid of the huge TV then? Used to love seeing Peter Levy on the screen. :D
My best regard for u All..
I from Indonesia...
Asyhar Ulfi sama sama
Thank You! .. Best wishes to You!
Hull is beautiful but my god some people there ruin it.
Once I thought that- as in the U.S - those people concentrate in the southern parts of the U.K.
You can tell that your not from hull mate . Hulls class so don't diss my city like that
Could not agree more how I miss the pre spice zombie days...
@@harrisondean6474 I live on Anlaby Road... I can't even light a cigarette without being begged for a spare (as if I keep "spares"). There's litter everywhere, no one cleans up after their dogs, and the amount of vandalism is unreal. The local pharmacy needs a security guard because the meth addicts get rough, and the shops are constantly having their stock stolen by shoplifters. Loads of the shops in town have closed down, and street sellers are leaving. All this WITHOUT mentioning the spice zombies and alcoholics. Hull is going to the dogs.
@RED PK184 you don't know what hulls truly like then 👍
I missing hull.. royal hotel hull love it...
'Here' by Phillip Larkin (his ode to Hull)
Swerving east, from rich industrial shadows
And traffic all night north; swerving through fields
Too thin and thistled to be called meadows,
And now and then a harsh-named halt, that shields
Workmen at dawn; swerving to solitude
Of skies and scarecrows, haystacks, hares and pheasants,
And the widening river’s slow presence,
The piled gold clouds, the shining gull-marked mud,
Gathers to the surprise of a large town:
Here domes and statues, spires and cranes cluster
Beside grain-scattered streets, barge-crowded water,
And residents from raw estates, brought down
The dead straight miles by stealing flat-faced trolleys,
Push through plate-glass swing doors to their desires -
Cheap suits, red kitchen-ware, sharp shoes, iced lollies,
Electric mixers, toasters, washers, driers -
A cut-price crowd, urban yet simple, dwelling
Where only salesmen and relations come
Within a terminate and fishy-smelling
Pastoral of ships up streets, the slave museum,
Tattoo-shops, consulates, grim head-scarfed wives;
And out beyond its mortgaged half-built edges
Fast-shadowed wheat-fields, running high as hedges,
Isolate villages, where removed lives
Loneliness clarifies. Here silence stands
Like heat. Here leaves unnoticed thicken,
Hidden weeds flower, neglected waters quicken,
Luminously-peopled air ascends;
And past the poppies bluish neutral distance
Ends the land suddenly beyond a beach
Of shapes and shingle. Here is unfenced existence:
Facing the sun, untalkative, out of reach.
Regardless of his undoubted talents as a poet, Philip Larkin clearly didn't know Hull as well as he thought he did: "Here domes and statues, spires and cranes cluster" Spires would have difficulty 'clustering' in Hull, because though there are quite a number of steeples, there is only one single, solitary spire in the city (St Mathew Church, corner of Saner Street & Boulevard, near Anlaby Road flyover.)
Don’t forget he was a strange miserable sod
Hull city centre looks great,a dam sight better than the southampton rebuild after the blitz of ww2,very nice centre is hull.
the domed buildings are extraordinary. thanks for this. watch the traffic!
The building looks very beautiful it’s antiques
I live here 😀
Thought it said waking in Hull ,heres me thinking great hangover 4 is coming out 😂😂😂😂😂
If I go to the uni of hull as an international student,will I get a part time job?Is this place good to get a part time work?
Is the best way to get to Hull by public transportation from Doncaster Sheffield Airport? From Leeds??? I found no international airport in Hull.
I went from Leeds with the megabus. Most bus connections seem to go through Leeds. More expensive train options go to York and Sheffield + further for sure. You may want to check rome2rio.com for options and trainline for train times & prices. York is worth a visit and I also liked Liverpool on the other side. I didn't manage to go to Doncaster / Sheffield yet I read Sheffield is also OK to check out for a day. Hull was more an unplanned stop for me due to booked out places in Leeds while I wanted to go from York to Manchester/Liverpool. All worked out well in the end though Hull is a bit out of the way and not on the typical tourist route there in Yorkshire
Humberside Airport is just over 20 miles outside of Hull. That is the closest airport to Hull.
Thank you. I sought for flights from it. Found only to Budapest with klm. it seems like a non busy airport.
I have filmed some 20+ videos on my UK trip. There are more coming to the channel. I'd recommend starting from Glasgow, Edinburgh going to Newcastle and York and then West to Liverpool, maybe Manchester but surely a quick trip to Chester from Liverpool. Then it's possible to check out so many other places, even Wales (Cardiff) etc.. Bristol was cool etc.. The videos aren't travel recommendations - more unfiltered impressions so viewers can decide if and where to go or simply virtually visit these places
Whatever you do avoid trains, we've officially got the worst service in the country, loads of cancellations, and rickety old train, buses are definitely the best, try stagecoach to Hull interchange
Etat moi gorod!👍👍👍👍✌👋
While checking Hull as a destination I noticed Sheffield as a pretty cheap & safe place. Maybe sheffield is my next destination.
The whole UK / Ireland trip took me 35 days and included Belfast, Londonderry, Dublin, Galway, Limerick, Cork, Waterford, Kilkenny, (in Ireland) - flying to Glasgow, then Edinburgh, Newcastle, York, Hull, Manchester, Liverpool, Chester, Birmingham, Oxford, Cardiff, Bristol, Bath, Salisbury, Southhampton, Brighton, Cambridge and London. You may want to check other places. I will put the videos on the channel over time - probably one UK/Ireland video every 2-3 weeks and may show the route on a website for better navigation. It was a bit faster travel in order to cover most places. A good tourist area is flying to London and do trips to Bath/Salisbury (maybe even Stonehendge) and Brighton/Cambridge as well for something different. Depends also on the weather
My current belief is that London is not reflecting real GB, like New York does not reflect the US. Anyway, London is too expensive for a convenient week stay and too much "multicultural" for me.
Yeahhh I live in hull
I always watch videos of Hull to see if I’m on them 😂
Man, everyone from hull in this comment section is a cynical bastard...our town isnt shit, grow up. One of the best benifits of hull is everything is within walking distance...legit, if you want to go shopping center, bowling, arcade, seaside, nature preserve, docks, university, high streets, cinema, its all within one hourswalk from our town centre, trust me, this town is meant to be walked around in, I have worked many times in London and manchester and thats one comfort i feel is lost in a bigger city. Also the north has cooplands...which is hands down better than greggs as a bakery, so win win.
Seaside - within one hour walk from Hull city centre? I can only assume that you mean Hessle Foreshore - it's a bit generous describing that as 'seaside' though, and it would be a brisk walk indeed to get there from the centre of Hull in on hour!
@@DaveBartlett walking from station to foreshore takes about an hour for me yes.
Aww so this is where Timothy Cavendish went.
♥ :)))
Watching in 2021.21.06 Going to visit Hull on 28 of June
The money spent on the bridge also included widening the roed
Perhaps not the best parts....but WALKING into the City......
green dome of the east, belfast green dome of the west.
I love the fact that a lot of the people who slag Kingston upon Hull off, live in shit holes. Nice video PoPtravel shame you missed the Marina, Humber Street and Hull Fair.
I'll hopefully remember to visit these places for another time. The walk was pretty much unplanned which kind of shows. Viewers here who read the comments and happen to visit Hull will find these suggestions useful. Thanks for watching!
Most people who slag off Hull have a reason.
@@alexwinstanley424 And your name always seems to pop up - you're obsessed with the place. You'll be singing 'I'm Not In Love' with your eyes closed next.
Seen as that's me at 0:31 do i get a shout out 😆
Awesome! Good to hear! 😎
So you guys know
London 0 Hull 4. Nice. Cheers
Church just finishing
Good to study?
How many people spotted the sign hanging outside Hitchcock's Vegetarian Restaurant on High Street, at about 40:25? Psycho Carrot, anyone?
home of the housemartins
And also the beautiful south, Mick Ronson, Debra Stephenson, Amy Johnson and Maureen Lipman.
No matter how much I try I just can't get the city of Hull out of my system. Neither the good memories or the bad. The bad memories are the reasons why I moved away from my place of birth and eventually England. I hope to return one day and be laid to rest in a place close to where the ghosts of my good memories still roam.
where you at right now?
@@oualidoualid1471 Right now?
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Not too far from Santa's Village 🎅 I've been living here for 13 years and the long winters are absolutely stunning. :)
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Not so impressed with the short, often very hot, summers because the swarms of mosquitoes and other small winged vicious flying things practically eat you alive. It's a good thing the summers are short. :)
@@Dylanesque I meant which country ? from what I understand from your comment you live in Canada?
@@oualidoualid1471 Officially, Santa's village is situated in Rovaniemi, Lapland (Finnish lapland) smack bang on the Arctic circle. :)
Hi Daniel, I enjoyed your walk immensely, in the centre of Kingston upon Hull's Old Town. What a lovely town! Reminds me of a college town. University Of Hull seems to have a huge campus.
It's so wonderful seeing places I have never seen before. Thank you for taking us along.
0:23 - 0:30 and many more places, there are tall poles with numerous cameras on them. This is so fabulous! Wonder if they allow people in nearby Condos/Apartments/Flats to rent a spot on a pole to observe their own installed camera! This is a great concept! However I read these cameras are for Speed control. www.hullcc.gov.uk/portal/page-_pageid=221,100068&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL.
4:38 News Article says:
Hull People's Memorial is already attracting plenty of attention in Paragon Street
The finishing touches are being made to a stunning new memorial to Hull people killed during raids by German aircraft in the two World Wars.
The globe-shaped sculpture in Paragon Street in the city centre features the names of the fallen on a series of metallic ash tree leaves circling the memorial.
It has been funded by donations to the Hull People's Memorial charity, which operates a shop and a mini-museum in Whitefriagate.
Charity chairman Alan Brigham said: "The Hull People’s Memorial has been raised to commemorate the citizens of Kingston upon Hull and commemorate those who died in the city during the raids by German aircraft during World Wars One and Two.
"Hull received so much attention that it was the second most heavily bombed place in the UK, after London, in both wars.
"Pro-rata, Hull also suffered more devastation than anywhere else in the country and was second only to Malta across the whole of the British Commonwealth.
"Most of the truth of the suffering of Hull and its people has been hidden away for decades due to reporting restrictions imposed by the Churchill cabinet, some of which are still in force today."
Mr Brigham said the memorial was the charity's attempt to finally honour those citizens who died in Hull during the two conflicts.
It was originally earmarked for a site in Queen Victoria Square but was switched to Paragon Street after a re-think triggered by the extensive public realm works ahead of Hull's year as the 2017 UK City of Culture.
14:07 Love this building. It is Unique.
18:28 I love how well the grounds are kept here. It's a lovely location.
30:18 I love how the street lights go from, RED/YELLOW/GREEN! Never see that here in America! Here it is RED/GREEN. Then from GREEN/YELLOW/RED, never RED/YELLOW/GREEN. Fascinating, indeed.
33:03 Loved Hull Minster, Holy Trinity Parish Church. 33:21 Thank you for taking us inside, the Holy Trinity Parish Church and all around tour outside.
44:50 Water is so LOW! Is this River Hull? Did it smell?
I hope I don't ask to many questions. I just love places like this and am very curious.
Again, thank you Daniel for sharing and reading my input.
Brigitte in Tulsa Oklahoma USA
The river doesn't smell
The tall poles with "cameras" are actually spot lights.
@@longballplease - Good to know. Thank you!
@@laertes103 - AWE! Makes sense.
Brigitte Coffman yes, I live in Hull so have seen these lights working many times.
What?! Since when did Hull come in Colour?!
Whitefriargate needs some big investment, ever since M&S closed down its been a very dreary, depressing street. The homelessness is getting out of hand and are sleeping rough in most of the unoccupied shop doorways (Although I bet this isn't much different in other Northern cities). Would love to walk Boris down the high streets in Hull to show him what this government is causing.
@@civil86able Completely agree. Especially in regards to the lack of foreigners. It really needs a big influx of multiculturalism and tourism. But with the current state of the city its hard to see why any foreigners would want to come. Big change is needed if its going to compete with the other major northern cities in regards to attracting foreign people just to visit the city let alone live/work here. There has been some positive changes e.g. fruit market/marina which is a real cultural hub of the city now but in terms of the main city centre high streets there's huge lack of interesting shops. Its a very fragmented city which is the real problem, there are nice parts but as a whole its miles away from competing with the likes of Manchester, Newcastle, Leeds etc.
If you drive down spring bank it’s like being in a foreign country .Not a single English shop to be seen!
Just saying
Hull is more noticably EAST of York. Yes it's also south of York, but so are 4 of the other 5 cities in Yorkshire, (excluding only Ripon.) Apart from Hull, all the other Yorkshire cities apart from Hull (Bradford, Leeds, Ripon, Sheffield and Wakefield) are all West of York.
You forgot to show the spice heads walking around like zombies 😂 Hull is a gritty city & I would not recommend anyone to visit... I live 10 minutes from the city centre & avoid it like the plague XD
Actually Hull isn't in East Yorkshire. Kingston upon Hull is a city and borough, which means it's a county in its own right.
I am an authority on the subject.
Thank you to the six people who liked my original post, which I've since deleted due to male misogynistic trolls who get their kicks belittling women who are intellectually superior to them because it makes them feel big in places where they're inadequate.
Their messages have been reported.
HULL SHITTY
Hull city centre is always that dead......
Most people are working during the day
The centre of Hull, especially the marina / old town is beautiful. Sadly Hull has a disproportionate amount of utter scum residing there.
RED PK184 bro when was the last time you went to the city centre
Must have waited until the methadone clinic opened to start filming. It's the only thing that explains the lack of spice heads.
All the amazing cities in the UK and you chose Hull
More UK cities are coming every 2-3 weeks: Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, York, Manchester, Liverpool, Chester, Birmingham, Oxford, Cardiff, Bristol, Bath, Salisbury, Southhampton, Brighton, Cambridge
and ofcause several in London
You should video on a Saturday night with all the degenerates!!
Daniel Moore Hull is a town of history of its marina and kingdom! This city is a place of peace and prosperity
Hull is a great place to visit, loads of history, fantastic museums (which are free!), good places to eat, and pretty safe - even the weather is not too bad, Sheffield, for instance, gets twice the rain we do! Some people need to spread their wings and try living in other places, it helps you appreciate what’s good about Hull.
Total dump nice old buildings downtown but Hull is full of misery
I live in hull
Desolate.
Roman ruins
what a dump, one of the most miserable depressing towns in England, only place more depressing than this dump is Grimbsby across the river
I lived in Hull for 56 years so glad I don’t now
Anyone from Pakistan?
Depressing little city full of drunk people and creeps.
What parts did you visit 😂
@@celticwarrior3354 i studied there for a whole year so i had time to visit many places around. I didn't see anything special. Such a miserable place.
@@stefd9635 I came here to study in 1999 I haven't ever left !! apart from the weather lol the people are great and the atmosphere is very nice compared with my former home city !! But everyone likes different things that's what makes the world interesting 👊
@@celticwarrior3354 if that's what you find great Im really sorry for you. You shall visit other countries of the world and see the real deal.
@@stefd9635 😂😂😂 I've traveled my friend 👌 i just find hull a great city to live , cheaper than the majority of English cities and great community
Shame it's full of druggies, prostitutes, shut down shops and abandoned rundown buildings
Like every other city then 😂 and why would the minor bad point,s of a city be your first opinion
@RED PK184 get back to the Xbox 🖕
@RED PK184 should this response be like yours childish " shut up" or do you accept your initial comment was looking on the bad side of a city that every city has and hull actually has way less of then most? No daily stabbing 🍻
@RED PK184 I imagine people with no money and no life are always bored 😂
..You missed out the Graffiti adorning the buildings approaching Blundells corner on Beverley road. Particularly the Youth centre opposite the Hull Daily Mail building. That says it all..
City of culture, it's a disgrace. What really rubs the salt into the wound is that on a Bransholme roundabout there is a sign that says 'Pride in your City'. Well, there yergo !
This great city has lost it's Pride !
The Graffiti says it all....city of culture, not my bloody culture !!
Is this what our Communist Marxist local authority had in mind, or did something go horribly wrong.
What a depressing place,well past it sell by date,
Its an overcast Sunday morning in late October. show me a British City that is not depressing on such a day.
@JOE FS Congratulations ! Here`s your prize :
Beautiful city! I’m biased yes but I work all over the uk and I’ve never come across a town or city I would prefer to be😁😁
I'm sure its far better in your ivory tower Tony
Red pk I’m on #pleasedtoliveinhullpills👍. Show me the nicest parts of your town then I’ll show you the nice parts of mine😃
Hull is a nice city? Judging by the images, not too much. But I've a predilection for English cities, I'm a fan of them! LOL ..with all due respect, it's a joke, don't believe it: in general, I don't like them much...
Thank God I live in Beverley.
Don't come in to Hull then dickhead. Enjoy your amazing Beverly with all your attractions.
@@RyanGrado .
You can't even spell Beverley. Lol !
Hulls probably a bit too cosmopolit for you John, especially as its been the city of culture. But I'm sure Beverley and its two massive council estates keep you tutting
@@alfienorth9729 .
My comment about Beverley was a 'windup', I lived in Kingston upon Hull from 1960, I relocated to the outskirts in 1978, I worked in Kingston upon Hull until 1996. Not a bad place really but the character has changed, not a criticism, just a personal observation.
No need to get all upperty.
Lol.
@@alfienorth9729 .
With the greatest respect to you and with appreciation to your commitment to a Cosmopolitan Society, I humbly ask you if you have considered the history of Kingston upon Hull in the 20th Century.
I'm not attempting to berate you but I'm from a different generation who find it difficult to understand and/or accept the millennium, cosmopolitan society for whom you appear to be a Standard bearer.
Please consider that when I came to live in Kingston upon Hull, it was the largest white fish port in the UK. Grimsby was the largest Herring port in the UK.
Kingston upon Hull was the most bombed city (after London) during WW2 and was only mentioned by name by Dr, Goebbels, the NAZIs minister of propaganda.
When I came to Hull there were Trolleybuses travelling up and down Jameson Street.when I came to Hull, there was a Paddle steamer ferry across the Humber, no Bridge.
There used to be Trawlers unloading their catches upon the Fishdocks that were extremely busy with the Vibrant community.
I recall 3 Trawlers being lost in a storm in the fishing grounds, The Kingston Perridot, The St.Romanus and I cannot remember the 3rd trawler, there was only 1 Survivor of all 3 crews, Harry Eddom.
I remember the silent crowd, looking down the Humber, waiting for news, it was surreal.
This is the Kingston upon Hull that I remember with the greatest respect.
Yes, we move on but never forget your past history, we remember William Wilberforce, well 20th century history is just as important.
I don't think that this is an unreasonable point of view, do you ?