English: Marlborough Avenue, Hull The tree stump sculpture is typical of many in this area. Hull City Council embarked on a rolling program of tree management following the subsidence problems experienced in the drought years in the early 1990s. A number of trees have been turned into works of art.
The yellow brick of the two storey bays is also a common feature in the area.
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