The rich diversity of the Humber estuary supports a wide mix of activity, from wildlife to commerce, and now, too, culture.
In a new exhibition, photographer Richard Duffy-Howard looks at What Makes the Humber with a series of images at Hull Truck Theatre. The exhibition is part of the Humber Eco Fest: tackling climate change and protecting biodiversity, and as well as images which visitors can see while visiting the theatre, there is also access to more than 160 others via QR code to on-line galleries. Richard said the project was borne in 2013 on a walk on his wife, Lou's birthday.
The path joins the coast at North Killingholme and the couple picked it up there and headed north-west rounding Skitter Ness and east along the Humber to Whitton turning south along The Cliff above Alkborough Flats and Trent Falls and on to Burton Stather on the River Trent, crossing many tributaries and confluences along the way.
United Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
All Yorkshire and Humber councils miss deadline to publish audited accountsAnalysis released today shows only 31 local councils have released audited accounts for the previous financial year, despite being obliged to do so by September 30.
Read more »
New Nando's Perth makes friends in the communityA brand new branch of Nando's in Perth will help a local homeless charity and reach out with employment opportunities and food donation.
Read more »
Stanford chemists uncover new pathway for protein degradation, opening door to new therapeuticsWhen targeting problem proteins involved in causing or spreading disease, a drug will often clog up a protein's active site so it can't function and wreak havoc.
Read more »
Alan Wake 2 New Game+ is post-launch DLC with new story elementsAfter Spider-Man 2 relegated its New Game+ mode to post launch DLC, Alan Wake 2 is doing the same.
Read more »
BBC announces major One Show change that Scousers will loveA raft of new programmes will air in celebration of a new song from The Beatles
Read more »