Last Saturday the evening high tide (two high tides daily) stood at 8 metres (that is 8 metres above mean sea level) whereas the previous low tide five and a quarter hours earlier stood at sea level (sometimes the low water level is a bit below mean sea level). This gave a tidal range across five […]
Humber tides (13/04/’16). Read More »
On Sunday, 9/04/’16, having visited an event at the Floral Hall, Hornsea I went for walk with dog along the beach to the north and beyond the concrete promenade. In places the coltsfoot were in full flower the day being sunny (for a change), like daisies and lesser celandines the flowers open and close with
A comment on the Holderness coast. Read More »
This might be an appropriate point to list my currently available power-point presentations; Some thoughts on the Geology of the Humberside Region and its impact on social and economic history (a clumsy title but, I think, a good presentation). History of Housing in Barton and area (x 2). History of Housing in Barrow. History of
My power-point presentations. Read More »
The six week W.E.A. course at Barrow on Humber is now finished, the feed-back (formal and informal) from the class members was positive and by the last session Sylvia had printed-out and brought together in a folder all the sections researched and written by the class members. Over the next few months the text has to
Recent talk, evening class and power-point presentations. Read More »