Ken Harrison took this picture of the County Bridge, near the White Hart pub, in Brigg town centre. It occurred to him that the landmark would be greatly enhanced for Christmas with some subtle, under-arch lights that could cast a (greenish) glow across the river.
Perhaps someone in authority will take a look at Ken's suggestion.
Christmas lights going up on trees in Brigg Market Place (picture by KEN HARRISON)
WHITE HART BY NIGHT OR KNIGHT: Ken Harrison tells us the White Hart was the emblem and livery of Richard ll (1367-1400) who assumed the throne at age 10 (reigned '77-'99). He was king when the peasants were revolting and Wat Tyler was about....
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Just to make an observation - The Nelthorpe Arms has submitted an application to fell the willow tree pictured to the centre-right of the first photo...
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