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| Made to feel welcome in Hull |
Well We continue to find out more about the UK by visits and chatting with people when we can.
Hull as City of Culture is very welcoming. Last night we went and took a look at the
Great Thornton Street Flats - residents there have transformed the nigh landscape with simple application of filters.
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| A small action can transform a residential estate into something welcoming and human |
other highlights include the powerful Wilberforce House Museum - reminder of the actions Great Britain took to end slavery, including
'Sugar strike' which held firm despite our well known sweet tooth.
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| Wilberforce was unhappy with his nose |
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| A powerful message about slavery |
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| The worrying thing is that slavery still exists |
[Oh yes and the break has given me the chance to read Grayson's Book
Playing to the Gallery , from his
Radio 4 Reith Lecture series of nearly 4 years ago- very good read.]
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| Back on the game with £74 |
Doors
Liking this door in Northcote Avenue -it's seen some life too
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| Norhtcote Avenue in W5 |
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| Brown and knocked about. |
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