thisisUll.com 2005 in Pictures. By Mo

thisisUll.com wants to thank all the contributors for their work in 2005. Without their participation this website could not be possible. Over 100,000 people a month from over 100 countries are seeing Ull at it's very best with over 4,000 pages of superb content. This is a 7 page picture gallery of thisisUll.com home page pictures for January to December 2005 for you to enjoy.

Happy Holidays from thisisUll.com and a big thank you to every single contributor for participating in the thisisUll.com adventure.

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thisisUll.com Contributors for 2005.

Aaron, Aaron Fitzpatrick, Adam Atkinson, Adam Dowd, Adam Kilsby, Adam Norrie, Adam Swithenbank, Aidene, Alex Darke, Allen Miles, Allie McGlasson, Andrea Longstaff, Andrew Coe, Andrew Maile, Andrew Quinn, andrew steele, Andrrew Coe, Andy Bolder, Andy Dykes, Andy Grant, Andy Knudsden, Andy Nash, Andy Richardson, Angie, Anon, Anthony Baine, Anthony Mclernon, Arse Nick, Baz, Becky, Biarritz, Bill Linton, Blair Ashworth, Bob Fischer, Bob Levene, Bob Spence, Brian, Brian Nelson, Bryan Berue, Carolyn, Catherine Campbell, Cathy Walker, Cazmurph, Chris Evers, Chris Plant, Craig Rutter, D Sidney, D Sidney, Dan Brown, Dan Parker, Daniel Allen, Daniel Laney, Darren Rogers, Darren Sant, Dave Fox, Dave Stones, Dave Watts, Dave Wilkinson, David Caley, David Porter, David Sloan, David Thurlby, Dean Shakespeare, Del 'Abe' Jones, Della Cordingly, Denis Price, Diane, Dom Gall, Dominic Abbott, Eleanor, ellen jenkinson, Emily, Favours, Foxy, Frank Beill, Frank Wylde, gareth Hartley, Gareth Jones, Gareth Marshall, Gawthorpe Helen, Gill Adams, Glen Lauder, Glenn Williams, Gordon Shannon, Graham Lee, Greg Anderson, Hami Kurd, Hannah Bonnett, Hannah Williams, Harry Slater, Helen Iball, Holly Rabbit, Hull Art Lab, Hull Film, Hull Music, Ian Glenn wright, Ian Grantham, Ian Ibbetson, Ian Pollard, Ian Smith, Jackie Lukes, James Brown, James Pitt, James Symonds, Jane Foster, Jason Karlson, Jeni Edge, Jenny Ross, Jim Higo, Joe Hakim, Joe Malarky, Joel Young, John Allbones, John Crooks, John Nicholas, John Reading, Jonathan Rollison, Jonboy, Jordan Walsh, Julia Grant, Julian Thorley, K S Broom, Kat Brown, kate nash, Katherine Horrex, Katie Stockdale, Katie Wood, Katy Noone, Laura Morris, Laura Starkey, Lee Atkinson, Lee Cassanell, Lee Jenkinson, Lee Morgan, Lucy Kynman, Lucy Settle, Lucy. Coggin, Lydia Rivlin, Lyle j, Lyn Acton, Maolsheachlann, Mark Bell, Mark Page, Mark Pollard, Markkeable, Marphy Jones, Martin Clappison, Martin Deane, Martin Fuller, Martin Maughan, Mat Howlett, Matt Hill, Matt Kavanagh, Matt Rudd, Matt Woods, Maurice Fairfield, MD, Michael Lavery, Michelle Dee, Michelle Honess, Mik Newton, Mike Mawe, Mike Rose, MikePullon, Natalie, Neil, Neil Wright, Nic Hales, Nick Boldock, Nick Owen, Nick Quantrill, Nicole Fuller, Nigel Holmes, Paddy Biker, Patrick Gradwell, Patrick Henry, Paul Bawden, paul farris, Paul Jackson, Paul Robinson, Paul Thompson, Pete and Frankie, Peter Fenwick, Petter, Philip Garner, Philip Sanderson, Ray Ribiero, Rebecca Dent, Rich Mills, Rich Porter, Rob Stott, Roland Standaert, Rooney Rob, Rosemary, Ruth Wilson, Sandra Blemster, Sarah Golightly, SBI, Scarlett Scott, Stephen Bielby, Stev Baldwin, Steve Everett, Steve Golgthorpe, Steve Regan, Steve Rudd, Stuart, Sue Wood, Susan North, Susan Wykes, Suzanne, Suzanne Harrison, Tall Orders, "Taylor, Sue", Ted oliver, Thomas Buil, Tom Hawcroft, Tony, Tony Cosgrove, Trench Propaganda, "Turner, Jill", Violet Fiftynine, Volcom, Will Rivaldo, Yorkshire Images, Zoe Myers.

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Going Down - Hull Mela Festival Sunday 31st July 2005 by Jane Foster
	This year saw Hull's first ever Mela festival held at Pearson Park. A Mela is a traditional festival which originates from India. A welcome event (especially as there was no Grassroots festival this year), it brought together and celebrated the diverse communities of Hull. It was a successful day, well attended and enjoyed by both the public and the performers. Read more...

Going Down - Ella Street Festival Saturday 9th July 2005 by Jane Foster
	As a resident of Ella Street I was pleased as punch to hear that this year we would be holding our very own festival, open to everyone. A group of residents had got together and organised this - well done to them all. About a week ago the banner and bright bunting went up, and the street held its breath waiting for this very special event... Read more...

Going Down - Cycling into Poverty History Monday 27th June 2005 By Martin Deane
	"Don't tell the other towns, but Hull was the best reception we ever got!" Bright and early, by some measures - ok, 9am - 24 cyclists from Hull gathered by the café and then made their way over the Humber Bridge. The River Humber, she what drains a fifth of the country and puts more freshwater into the North Sea than any other, looked absolutely Read more...

Going Down - The Make Poverty History March, in Retrospect By Bill Linton
	Well, the G8 season seems to have kicked off to a good start this year with Live 8 concerts internationally. Predictably, the Hyde Park concert gained almost wall to wall coverage on television and in the news, although media interest in the Make Poverty History march in Edinburgh was somewhat less Read more...

Going Down - Make Poverty History Demonstration in Edinburgh 2nd July 2005 by Rich Mills
	Having been a political activist for many years now, when the Make Poverty History demonstration came around, we just had to do something about it. The result being that with a lot of work from Martin Deane collecting money in, we managed to send a hundred people up to Edinburgh for the day. Along with another hundred or so who made their own way up to Scotland, Hull was well represented. Read more...

Going Down - G8 2005 Demonstration in Edinburgh by Mike Rose
	On Saturday 2nd July we joined what turned out to be the biggest political demonstration in Scottish history. I've been on G8 demos before (Prague 2000 - Genoa 2001) but this one was the most diverse I have ever witnessed. The response from the churches was stunning. We had socialists, environmentalists, Christians, students, pensioners, and babies! Read more...

Going Down - Make Poverty History March In Edinburgh By Sarah Golightley
	There is nothing I loathe more than the sound of one of those wretched free ring tones on my mobile twanging away at 5 o'clock in the morning; especially when 5 o' clock is only three hours after I went to sleep following a night of clubbing at Fuel and accidentally locking my friends out of their own house. And then trying to let them in Read more...

Going Down - Make Poverty History Demonstration in Edinburgh 2nd July 2005 By Mo
	Martin Deane invited me along with 2 full coach loads of people from Hull to the Make Poverty History Demonstration in Edinburgh on the 2nd July 2005. It was an early start, 6am, because we had a long 6 hour trip up to Scotland (and another 6 hours back which I tried to forget) as we hopped aboard that drizzly morning. I'd packed my sandwiches, water etc and had a flask of hot coffee prepared for me by Cilla Read more...

Going Down - World Music Day at Queens Gardens Saturday 18th June 2005 By Mo
	This year's Hull World Music Day saw another impressive array of artists from across the globe. A warm sunny day was the perfect setting for various performances. These included the Shyani Ngcobo Band from South Africa, Persian band Flame, the Zeela Women's Choir from Liberia, Allah Lake Afro Mandinka from the Gambia, Shantha Rao of the Annapurna Indian Dance Company, Hako from Kurdistan Read more...

Going Down - Overnight Investigation of the Paranormal with The Spiritual Renaissance Group By Blair Ashworth Photos by Mo
	Insomnia must be a real advantage when you're investigating the paranormal. At least, it would have been if the night at Holmpton had passed slowly - but for me, and for Mo, it was an amazing and unforgettable experience, and I for one intend repeating it as soon as the opportunity next arises. So, there we were, the car drawing up to the guardhouse of the Holmpton bunker near Withernsea. Read more...

Going Down - Isn't 'Ull Brilliant! Hull Aid Tsunami Benefit Event By Cilla, 11 page Photo Gallery by Darren Rogers.
	After the unbelievable response to the Hull Aid Tsunami Benefit Event, where hundreds of you turned up to be entertained by some of the fabulous talent from in and around Hull, we can announce the current total donated by YOU! Together with collections at Yo-Yo Read more...

Going Down - thisisUll.com Tuesday 11th January - Hull Aid Tsunami Benefit Gig By Daniel Laney.
	It is 5am, I am with three proud members of thisisUll.com, sitting back and reflecting on eight hours of music. I have to break myself from conversation in order to put together my own thoughts of this magical event. In the background of the room I can hear Read more...

Going Down - thisisUll.com 2004 in Pictures.
	Both Cilla and I want to thank all the contributors for their work in 2004. Without their participation this website could not be possible, Over 100,000 people from over 80 countries are seeing Ull at it's very best with over 2,000 pages of superb Read more...