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Sunrise 3 May - Dan Little
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Sunset 2 May - Kate Ogram
Boxed, through choice!
One box, for one hour, over one city.
A city of two halves with two views divided by a mucky riv
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Sunrise 2 May 2022 - Robert Smith
Wow, what a wonderfully unique experience.
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Sunset 1 May 2022 - Robert Baker
An unspectacular sunset on a quiet Sunday evening formed a backdrop to a quite surreal experience.
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Sunrise 1 May 2022 - Stanley Smith
I took vigil at sunrise to watch the city awaken. It was never asleep.
05/05/22
Sunset 30 April - Anne Ferguson
When we are sad, this experience shows that being in the moment, being present and focussing on what is close to us and around us is all we need to do.
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Sunrise 30 April - Suzy Drake-Davis
I am so grateful for the perfect weather conditions which meant that I got to watch the sunrise twice – once as it appeared over the horizon and again as it came out from behind a thin layer of cloud.
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Sunset 29 April - Victoria Bissett
I met my husband in The City pub and we were married a few steps away at St Mary’s Church on Lowgate. There is so much this city has given me.
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Sunrise 29 April - Gavin Barley
My final thought goes to colleagues and friends who are abseiling down the K2 Building today for charity, reminding us all that there are still many good people in this world willing to help others less fortunate or in need.
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Sunset 28 April - Sarah Laidlaw
I focussed on my breathing and before long I was stood up watching the world go by. It was so peaceful and calm, not even the clouds were moving.
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Sunrise 28 April - Joanne Mulligan
I did not know what to expect and I was slightly apprehensive because of the height of the Vigil box. It was amazing to see the City wake up and take an hour out of my very busy life to just ‘chill’.
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Sunset 27 April - Vanessa Nolan
The city is clearly two halves though, in spite of this, the obvious greenery – trees in particular – was evident and very surprising. Even east and the ‘industrial area’ had pockets of green.
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Sunrise 27 April - Bernie Wright
Found myself totally preoccupied with a lot of thoughts, (!) things I had forgotten about. Drawn to the history of Hull at its buildings but then naturally people/dog-watching and enjoying the positivity of everything!
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Sunset 26 April - Florence Holloway
The hour went by much faster than I thought it would and I spent most of the time whistling different tunes – the acoustics are brilliant! I definitely didn’t consider that aspect.
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Sunrise 26 April - Pat Broderick
I noticed buildings and objects not seen before and loved watching how things started moving as people came alive.
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Sunset 25 April - Tony Robinson
A lovely still day, blue sky and cloud, mostly sunny but robbed of final view of sun going down by cloud for the last five minutes. Signing off my last Companion shift.
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Sunrise 25 April - Gail Smith
So magical to see the sunrise and then all of the different buildings emerge from the dark and hearing the city come to life after the night’s slumber.
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Sunset 24 April - Julie Corbett
A grey type of evening sky. The city lights arrived slowly. Gulls made flights past the shelter. I watched a ferry depart. I felt humble and blessed in this peaceful shelter.
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Sunrise 24 April - Sally Evans Witts
I noticed no people, only an enthralling visual orchestra of time-stamped architecture, flowing willow branches, rippling water and the majestic arc of seagulls.
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Sunset 23 April - Margaret Dunn
We all lead such busy lives so it was a privilege to take an hour out and enjoy the scenery of the Hull landscape.
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