The Pathway in City of Kingston upon Hull

The Pathway in Kingston upon Hull is a footpath and passes through a tunnel and runs in a north-south direction starting from Alfred Gelder Street and ends at Bowlalley Lane. The Pathway also exists in Hertfordshire, Surrey, Central Bedfordshire, Kent and Essex.

Artwork

Gurnard (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Gurnad (35)): or Sea Robin makes grunting noises to communicate with other fish. – approx. 100 m.
Squid (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Squid (36)): a carnivorous mollusc with a larger head and tentacles. – approx. 100 m.
Mankind Under Threat (wheelchair accessible, artist: Jimmy Boyle, metal) – approx. 100 m.
Oarfish (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Qarfish (37)): has a thin silvery body with a deep red dorsal fin running the length of its body. – approx. 100 m.
John Dory (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (John Dorry (33)): found in the Pacific ans Atlantic oceans, can weigh up to 8kg. – approx. 150 m.
Brill (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Brill (34)): found close inshore, usually an sandy bottoms but sometimes on mud or gravel. – approx. 150 m.
Lumpsucker. FishTrail (Lumpsucker (32)): a slug-like marine fish which spends most of its time clinging to rocks and seaweed. – approx. 150 m.
Hake (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Hake (38)): or codlings are long, slim fish measuring up to 1.2m. – approx. 150 m.
Statue of Charles Henry Wilson, Lord Nunburnholme – approx. 150 m.
Sea Trout – approx. 150 m.
Monkfish (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Monkfish (39)): or Angler fish so called because of fishing rod like appendage used to attract prey. – approx. 150 m.
Shark (wheelchair accessible). FishTrail (Shark (40)): best known as the aggresive predators in the famous Jaws films. – approx. 200 m.