Geograph - photograph every grid square

Taken from the east of Stony Creek. All the maps say Stone Creek but I have yet to hear anybody to use that name.

A very unusual place to find a blackcurrant bush... on the Humber River Embankment in the middle of nowhere! Could this have been as the result a walker discarding a currant at this point?

Near the southeast corner of the woods surrounding what remains of Sunk Island Battery. Much of the land on Sunk Island is Crown Estate property and I suspect the sign may have been moved from somewhere nearby and placed on the saltmarsh as a joke.

This path is not a public right of way, but a 'courtesy path'. Access is granted by the landowner, but with conditions attached.

Grimsby's Hydraulic Dock Tower is four and a half miles away across the Humber estuary.

A huge reinforced battery built in 1915 to defend the River Humber, now in ruins and almost completely hidden by trees. Once part of the 'Examination Station', its guns had orders to fire on any ship which moved up the river... (more)

Viewed from the flood bank of the River Humber.

The path along the Humber Bank is easy to walk but this short section has become a little overgrown.

Taken on a 'courtesy footpath' (not a public footpath) at the side of the River Humber SE of Stone Creek. The river side is littered with discarded rubbish (mostly plastic articles) discarded from passing ships, but also the... (more)

Taken from about 80 metres up. The copse is relatively young. I've no idea why it has been planted at this point where there's a kink in the Humber river front path.