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Sunrise 23 April - Dominique Esnault
Above the cityscape and amazingly a feeling of being part of nature! The sky, the sun, (½) a moon, the wind and the birds, so many of them – what a privilege . . . alone but part of it all!
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Sunset 22 April - David Reeves
You won’t find the answer sitting in a box . . . but it was breathtaking to see my city from above.
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Sunrise 22 April - Hannah Arnold
Watching the city wake up as the sun rose was an eerie sense of calm you’d only experience with a project such as this.
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Sunset 21 April - Simon Fisk
Every time you moved position you saw something different. It made me appreciate how little of the city I really recognised.
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Sunrise 21 April - James English
Heavy boats glide across the Humber in the east and make their way from the twinkling port out across the expanse.
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Sunset 20 April - Tracey Evans
Watching the day turn to night!
So many different thoughts and emotions in an hour that past so quickly.
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Sunrise 20 April - Diane Matthews
To be so high up you get a different perspective of the city, the buildings and park are so special. A ferry came up the Humber out of the mist and to the west the Humber Bridge just in view.
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Sunset 19 April - Michele Davy
An auspicious date – reclaimed with joy, a privileged place – sentinel spirits, fleetingly communed. The sunset an embrace for all.
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Sunrise 19 April - Linda Jagger
Saw my workplace, Reckitt’s. Seems so long ago since retirement. Looking out the other side feels like Sunday morning. Other than that, it was good to see. So many places brought back lovely memory of my life in Hull.
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Sunset 18 April - Paula Pinder
I was amazed by the gradual cooling when the sun went down. You could almost feel the darkness and night coming.
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Sunrise 18 April - Lucy Dixon
It was really breathtaking to watch and it’s bizarre how it happens every morning yet so rarely viewed when it is so magical. Definitely worth the wait and the early morning start.
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Sunset 17 April - Debs Summerbell
Lovely, quiet time watching (the quiet) world go by. I spent more time looking to the east even though I work and live in the west, perhaps that’s why.
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Sunrise 17 April - Kristian Giblin
That was a truly transcendental experience. It was the most beautiful sky as I stepped in, pink and orange. Then the sun slowly lit it up to make the most beautiful cocktail of colours!!
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Sunset 16 April - Neil Nicklin
I noticed a homeless person setting up their makeshift bed for the night. Struggling in the wind. He caught me looking, gave me a wave.
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Sunrise 16 April - Lauren Sugden
How many things go unnoticed because we are rushing around thinking of past and future, rather than now?
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Sunset 15 April - Charlie Cordeaux
Good Friday is traditionally dark. This one wasn’t. In fact there was a glorious sunset with a golden orb finally dipping below the cloud bank. Whilst in the East a full Easter show.
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Sunrise 15 April - Lynne Purdon
Also seeing the city start to come to life as the day began, watching people knowing they most probably don’t know you’re there.
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Sunset 14 April - Emma Dolman
The first thing that struck me as I entered the vigil was the noise. The bustle of people, cars and birds heading on their journey home. And then I realised I was not alone . . . a small insect was looking for a way to escape, a route out to the sun.
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Sunrise 14 April - Eliza Whitaker
The city is noisy; my mind, as it turns out, is quiet. I am surprised at how quick the sunrise was. Then I wonder at how long it then takes to arc to sunset.
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Sunset 13 April - Rachel Thompson
Twenty years ago I moved away from Hull. Five years ago I was pulled back to a city that is often misunderstood or looked down upon. A city I’m proud to call home.
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