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Sunset 14 December - Helen Cooper
I was lucky enough to see a wonderful red sunset with some blue sky as the dark clouds cleared away. I’ve never felt the Maritime location of the city so strongly.
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Sunrise 14 December - Ruth Pratt
Very misty, but eventually the Guildhall Tower and Venn Bridge emerged and then, as daylight appeared, the Maritime Museum appeared and the River Hull.
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Sunset 13 December - Christine Goodings
I couldn’t stop looking at everything over and over. It has been grey and damp out there and I didn’t once manage a glimpse of the sun but it was so atmospheric.
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Sunrise 13 December - Beryl Burazin
It was interesting seeing various places from high up and recognising buildings from a different viewpoint. I enjoyed going from window to window and seeing the light change as the day began.
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Sunset 12 December - Joanna Hinson
Arrived on a beautifully clear winter’s afternoon. Was a little bit transfixed at first when I saw where I was in relation to William Wilberforce and was able to share his view of the city.
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Sunrise 12 December - Edmund Williamson
Hull is of many dimensions and proportions and I have been blessed with the opportunity to amalgamate much of it into this one awe-inspiring experience.
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Sunset 11 December - Wendy Whitehouse
What an experience that was! Thank you so much for the opportunity to take part. The time in the Pod, contrary to how I thought it would be, flew by.
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Sunrise 11 December - Debbie Little
Such a privilege to be able to view our beautiful city from a perspective not many people get to see. I wasn’t sure what to expect but I was lucky to get a sunny and dry morning.
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Sunset 10 December - Hanna Lutkin
The noise of the seagulls still makes me happy even after 25 years. As the blazing sun gave way to a sparkling half moon my time was suddenly up.
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Sunrise 10 December - Catherine Law
Birds fly high keep vigil on a city awakening
Traffic moves busy, slow
Buildings like Lego
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Sunset 9 December - Christine Smyth
What I didn’t expect to see was the River Hull looking so insignificant. I remember almost being late for work on numerous occasions in the 70s because one or both of the bridges ‘were up’ to let the river traffic through.
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Sunrise 9 December - Christopher Inman
I didn’t have any expectations before I entered the Vigil but I found myself thinking how everyone’s morning was.
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Sunset 8 December - Rae Hampson
A unique experience and wonderful to be part of the Vigil. I was disappointed to leave after my hour which passed so quickly.
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Sunrise 8 December - Charis Scott-Holm
As I watched the sun rising I realised I had never seen a full sunrise before. It made me think about how easy it is to overlook new beginnings – and about the beauty of a new day – and fresh starts.
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Sunset 7 December - Sarah Duell
Brilliant experience. So lovely to be in my own thought for an hour, I never do that!
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Sunrise 7 December - Bala Ahmed
I saw the sunrise from the box. I enjoyed the beautiful nature of Queen’s Gardens. I feel happy. I think about the future.
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Sunset 6 December - Gillian Osgerby
The longer I stood, the more I thought about how my work connects me to this wonderful city – I could see silhouettes of vehicles passing over the Humber Bridge, how closely our city is connected to the water and how beautiful the historic buildings are.
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Sunrise 6 December - Nigel Stone
Just completed my Vigil. It was the most amazing experience. Silent thought-provoking joy. I loved every minute.
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Sunset 5 December - Malcolm Scrivener
Spent the first 20 minutes looking across the city seeing it in a new perspective. Things aren’t in the direction you imagine them to be. You also realise just how beautiful the city really is.
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Sunrise 5 December - Lyz Turner
A magical experience. Thank you very much. The time was irrelevant, only marked by a constant drip of water which mimicked a ticking clock.
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