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TOP GEAR - RIVER HUMBER

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kopend | 10:20 Mon 10th Jan 2011 | Film, Media & TV
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A WHILE AGO ON TOP GEAR
JAMES MAY HAD A RACE WITH A GUY WHO WALKED ACROSS THE RIVER HUMBER UNDER THE HUMBER BRIDGE

IS THIS REALLY POSSIBLE AND HOW DEEP IS THE WATER AT THE DEEPEST PART
IN LOW TIDE
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Graham Boanas, a Hull man, is believed to be the first man to succeed in wading across the Humber since ancient Roman times. The feat, in August 2005, was attempted to raise cash and awareness for the medical research charity, DebRA. He started his trek on the north bank at Boothferry; four hours later, he emerged on the South bank at Whitton. He is 6 feet 9 inches (205.74 cm) tall and took advantage of a very low tide
its about 1.2 miles, the water level ranges from 1.0m to 6.4m depending on tide.
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so in low tide its 1 mtr at its deepest?

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