And sunrise, for the lucky few, it s just been a case of you and the view. but all things come to an end. obviously, you walk up this ramp and it s like someone s given you the key to the city. like, you look after the city for an hour. you seem to be the highest person up. a really beautiful working public space leaves a trace. so, yes, there s the vigils that took part. there s the companions that manage them. and then there s a trace of it. if you saw this shelter from east or west hull, when you walk past this building from two weeks from now, it won t be here anymore. and you ll remember that thing that was on the roof. so i think the legacy is notjust in the people that directly took part, i think it s also in the people that walk past. so the end, then, of a project, which has seen hundreds of people come and stand in this box, in this tiny container, and gaze out
Went in four hours. but i ll miss it. for a year now, at both sunset and sunrise, for the lucky few, it s just been a case of you and the view. but all things come to an end. obviously, you walk up this ramp and it s like someone s given you the key to the city. like, you look after the city for an hour. you seem to be the highest person up. a really beautiful working public space leaves a trace. so, yes, there s the vigils that took part. there s the companions that manage them. and then there s a trace of it. if you saw this shelter from east or west hull, when you walk past this building from two weeks from now, it won t be here any more. and you ll remember that thing that was on the roof. so i think the legacy is notjust in the people that directly took part, i think it s also in the people that walk past. so the end then of a project,