This eyesore lies only 500 yds or so from the new St Stephens shopping project. Priorities?.

One of Hulls oldest, and well kept establishments, nice to see it still with us despite anti-smoking hooha.

Building on the right is the fishing/whaling museum. A monument to the heroism of early whalers, and object lesson in mans inhumanity to other creatures.

One of the most photographed landmarks around Hull. Incorporates an excellent restaurant, and most days the mill can be seen working.

This booking office is no longer used, but retained for historical reasons. It may well be a listed building.

A95 with WC-DC52 wide lens adaptor
Now a nightclub - 2nd, or is it 3rd incarnation,
famous for its sticky carpets and undocumented unisex toilets.

This monument was erected to commemorate the fallen of the Boer war, but has assumed that role for all conflicts since.

Canon a95 using a wide angle lens adaptor, approx 27mm equiv coverage. Trains used to run over this bridge which is still manned, and pivots around 90degrees occasionally to allow tall masts through.

Blundells has long gone, but for some odd reason the name persists. The large building is home to the Hull Daily Mail.

featuring Dinsdales famous joke shop.

About a mile or 2 northwest of Hull, a working mill, 7am.

Just outside of Hull England.

I swear when I took it, I could see Gandalf waving in the distance...