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The Storyhouse has a season of LGBT + themed movie shorts coming soon and I’ve booked to see as many as I can fit in.  The movie short is a much maligned and overlooked part of movie film making. I saw this film called Query on a virtual film gay film festival during lockdown and fell in love with it. It’s a simple tale well worth 8 minutes of your time, and shows just how good a movie a short can be in the right hands. from Going Gently https://ift.tt/H4Axupe

Hook Island in The River Ouse - also known as Howden Dyke Island Today, my faithful South Korean automobile kindly transported me to Hull and back. I went to see my football team lose at home to Preston North End though of course I did not know that this would happen when we left home in the morning. I had set out early enough to factor in some walking and photo snapping around two villages that are close to Goole - Airmyn and Hook. These low-lying settlements sit close to The River Aire and The River Ouse respectively and were familiar to Young Tasker Dunham - the author of "A Yorkshire Memoir" - when he was but a boy. St David's Church in Airmyn  The village hall in Hook After this two hour diversion, I roused Clint and we carried on with our journey to Hull along The M62 motorway. He parked himself at the park and ride facility in Hessle on the west side of the city and then I caught the stadium bus. Near to the football ground, there is a nice little ca...