Hull and Hereabouts

Unwanted bikes make for colourful flower displays (eventually) or so says Hunstanton. I'm supposed to be stuck in a house a hundr...

Snuff Mill Lane The anticyclonic gloom of the past week has been briskly blown away by a cold front, well, I say cold it's down to ...

                      ...and a green one And a blue one and a yellow one Coltman Street's Victorian villas have had a new coat of...

What care I for a goose - feather bed ?  With the sheet turned down so bravely, O!  For to-night I shall sleep in a cold open field...

I suppose that at my age I should have grown out of imagining a blue liquorice allsort whenever I see this blue flowered bush. But ther...

Cliff Pratt 's have been selling bikes on Spring Bank for donkey's years. They claim to be Hull's leading cyclist specialist...

Maritime Museum Right, so back in the city of culture a few buildings in the town appear to be illuminated in ever changing colours. Th...

Here's the Duke's Head also on Tuesday Market Place. Now memory is a funny old thing but I distinctly remember this place being ...

OK so I waited 'til a blue car went past is that such a sin? Weekend reflections are here .

I last posted about the new "swanky" hotel on Ferensway back in April when it looked like this . Since then the rooms, which co...

I've shown this magnificent store before when it was a 99p Store just about to be taken over by the more upmarket Poundland. It see...

I just had a moment's notice to capture this locomotion. As I'm just old fashioned and a lazy bird I won't tell which way i...

Here is the eastern end of Jameson Street with the canopy of the now empty BHS store that used to shelter those waiting for buses. Where...

Hooray, hooray the first of May outdoor eating starts today ... Today's first of the month thingummy at City Daily Photo is ...

To celebrate St George , the patron saint of England, Englishness and all that goes with it, what could be more fitting, I thought, ...

I couldn't go to the seaside and not take a picture of seagulls, well actually Margot took this but that's just nit picking. T...

Hard now to imagine the thousands who came to Bridlington for their annual holiday but the evidence of their visitations lies in these t...

We set off to Bridlington under cold grey skies with showers of rain but arrived to clear blue skies and sunshine and quite warm reall...

What all this then? HGVs going down Kingtree Avenue? Weren't they looking? And were there so many the council had to put up a sign? ...

Over in Trinity Square the finishing touches to this year's marathon makeover were being put in place the other day. I noticed this...