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Sunset 7 July 2021 - KATE CLARK
Well what can I say . . . ?
Coming into this I was worried about my thoughts running away with themselves.
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Sunrise 7 July 2021 - MICHAEL ROGERS
What an incredible experience to watch the city wake up from stillness.
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Sunset 6 July 2021 - ABDOU SARJO
Since I heard about the Vigil I decided I have to take part to do it.
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Sunrise 6 July 2021 - JAMES NAYLOR
A dreary and wet start to this Tuesday. However, this didn’t dampen my vigil.
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Sunset 5 July 2021 - CHRIS HAWES
As I entered the hut the bells of the Minster were ringing and felt like an accompaniment to the start of the vigil.
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Sunrise 5 July 2021 - ZARA GOOD
As my wonderful Companion Janet pointed out, this dreary morning was darker than usual.
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Sunset 4 July 2021 - ADAM PECKITT
When you’re left alone in an observation booth, you’re also left alone with your thoughts as well as noticing small details within the landscape that catch your eye.
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Sunrise 4 July 2021 - GRACE BURNETT
Having done the vigil, I think I am going to appreciate the city more. It was foggy to begin with but this soon cleared and the breath-taking views of the city emerged.
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Sunset 3 July 2021 - ALISON MORRIS
Loved watching over the City at sunset, quite peaceful tonight as most people were indoors watching the England match!
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Sunrise 3 July 2021 - LAURA GREENDALE
There’s something quite magical about seeing your city wake up and come alive. It’s also fascinating to experience the stillness and notice what you become fixated on.
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Sunset 2 July 2021 - ANITA BRIEN
Hull: a city connected. Connected by roads, pavements, ten foots, a river. Connected by its people: togetherness.
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Sunrise 2 July 2021 - MATT GREEN
There was darkness. Not as dark as I imagined. Not ‘pitch black’ but a murky blue atmosphere.
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Sunset 1 July 2021 - STEPHEN MUNN
Loved the contrast of the two views – city centre planning v industrial sprawl.
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Sunrise 1 July 2021 - LAURA ANDREW
I began my vigil looking east, out across the smudgy grey brown city to a horizon filled with clouds.
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Sunset 30 June 2021 - SARAH GREENLEY
I started my vigil towards the East, watching the Rotterdam Ferry sail past Paull Lighthouse before disappearing towards Spurn.
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Sunrise 30 June 2021 - ANETE SOODA (MARTINSONE)
An hour of unique opportunity to be present with the city – skyline, visible nooks and crannies, familiar streets and city waking up.
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Sunset 29 June 2021 - KEITH LEWIS
I was struck by how small the city looked.
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Sunrise 29 June 2021 - GRAHAM CHESTERS
‘Lonely northern daughter’ was Larkin’s description of Hull. And that’s what it felt like as the city awoke: lorries and cars first, then the odd cyclist, and even odder pedestrian – and then the first buses (!).
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Sunset 28 June 2021 - JULIE SHAKESBY
The Vigil has offered me a bird’s eye view of my hometown Hull which I have never seen before. Streaky pinks tinged with soft yellows, seagulls swooping below me.
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Sunrise 28 June 2021 - CHLOE PELLATT
What a blessing it is to be able to watch our city come to life. The sights, the smells, the sounds, sharing the sky with the birds.
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