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Where the oldest boat in Eurpope was found
northeast80 Says: North Ferriby is the spot the Romans chose to cross the Humber, as it was the narrowest and most easily navigable.All you have to do to find this is head to the foreshore from North Ferriby, the walk to the Humber Bridge.There's a number of notice boards giving information...
northeast80 Says: Designed by John Loughborough Pearson, R.A. (1817-1897), and was completed in 1848, built in the Geometrical style of the later 13th century. It is very pretty, with a traditional covered gate-way, large trees, old grave stones, it isn't left locked so you can just wonder in...
Fancy a walk through the Humber?
northeast80 Says: Well 6'9" Graham Boanas did it in 2005 to raise money for the charity DebRA and raised over £20,000.The headline was "A man has waded across the River Humber for what is believed to be the first time in more than 1,000 years"Good on him!The same guy also walked across the...
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Designed by John Loughborough Pearson, R.A. (1817-1897), and was completed in 1848, built in the Geometrical style of the later 13th century. It is very pretty,...
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Where the Romans Crossed the Humber
On a blustery Easter Monday we walked from Hessle Foreshore (at the Humber Bridge) to North Ferriby along the Humber. You pass by the train track and of course walk along the beautiful Humber, with......
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