Off Topic The **** beer and is Hull on the coast thread...

No one has posted a photo of a beach in Hull.

 

I wonder why Hessle foreshore is not called Hessle bank ?
Ferriby too ( N & S ) ?

 

Or beach.

 

Google Hull Beach and it comes up with some photos. Nearer for you to visit though as they are of a beach in the USA.

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You don’t need a beach to be coastal

 

You don’t. But Hull doesn’t have a beach. And, as the coast is where the land meets the sea, it isn’t coastal either.

Google Hull Beach. No mention of one in Kingston Upon Hull.

 

I was referring to places on the coast, ie next to the sea.

 

Not Hull then?

 

Not in the UK, and not called Hull.
I have been working in many countries, not just one like you have.

 

****ing hell, is it really reduced to claims Hull doesn't have a sandy beach?

There're aggregate pits in the East Riding, enjoy your holiday there.

They've created temporary ones a few times, the kids seemed to prefer to be on the grass.

 

May be difficult to get to, I think Trump has built a wall.
Aye, just south of Boston, north of Nantucket Island.
There's a Kingston and a Beverley close by. In fact oodles of English place names pop up around there.

 

You mean in the region called New England,? Well fancy that.

 

Hoveringham - lovely place. Helped me get into Canada in fact.

 

If you open google maps and search for 'Great Britain', and zoom in, you'll find it's South east of Burnley, in between Blackshaw Head and Mankiniholes.

https://www.google.com/maps/@53.7201348,-2.0972025,11z

 

There’re - is that part of some unique Hull dialect?

 

Be on the grass...Is that Hull for smoking dope?

 

I liked the original dialects better than the modern ones on Dr Who.

 

Aye, it's why visitors are advised to wear non-flammable clothing.

 

At least in Yorkshire (albeit West), which shows some class

 

On your bike to St. Pierre de Wakefield you cheeky sod.