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Off Topic Hull City Centre Public Realm Strategy
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The two big ones either side of the entrance (and the one in front of the college) are still there, to be honest I can't remember exactly what was there before.
They spent £20m+ to make it look the same as it did in the 1970s?
There were only three ponds and they are still there.
Walked past it from time to time and it looks good.
Walked past it from time to time and it looks good.
For perspective it cost, on average, £30 million to build a mile of motorway.
Infrastructure is expensive but I much prefer this.
Some film production dudes currently down high street talking about the Whitechapel murders.
I guess there's some more filming due.
I guess there's some more filming due.
It was there when I was wallowing in it following our promotion in 1983, I was rather tired and emotional. Full of mud and water a couple of taxis wouldn't drive me home, the Lada driver had no problem in doing so!
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Amy Johnson?
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And was it Glenn Millar they found in the right pond?
Gloria Beilby actually, and a pound of sausages.
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In the photo they have managed to make the two ponds at the top end green, the same colour as the grassy bits. Makes the over 20 million even more inexplicable.
Why are you obsessing over the ponds that are clearly still there? We have an abundance of water around the city centre, do you even complain about the azure blue of Princes Dock? Many cities with huge investment would kill for the large green space of Queens Gardens in their city centres, Leeds and Manchester have nowt like it. Looks great to me and the joined up Maritime Hull theme is almost complete. Good work.