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Brewer's Pot

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Aberdeenshire

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Brewer's Pot

B9005 east of Fyvie The B9005 heading west just outside the village of Fyvie.
B9005 east of Fyvie Credit: Scott Cormie

Brewer's Pot, located in Aberdeenshire, is a picturesque body of water that encompasses various aquatic features including a lake, pool, pond, and a freshwater marsh. This natural wonder is nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Aberdeenshire, providing a tranquil and scenic environment for both locals and visitors to enjoy.

The main attraction of Brewer's Pot is its large lake, which stretches across a significant portion of the area. The lake boasts crystal-clear freshwater, reflecting the surrounding lush greenery and creating a captivating sight. It serves as a perfect spot for various recreational activities such as fishing, boating, and kayaking, attracting enthusiasts from far and wide.

Adjacent to the lake, there is a smaller pool that offers a more intimate setting for those seeking a quieter experience. The pool's calm waters and serene atmosphere make it an ideal spot for relaxation and contemplation. It also serves as a habitat for various aquatic plants and animals, adding to the ecological diversity of the area.

Surrounding the lake and pool, there is a well-maintained pond that acts as a haven for a wide variety of bird species. Birdwatchers can observe numerous waterfowl, wading birds, and migratory species that thrive in this rich habitat. The pond's tranquil ambiance and vibrant avian population make it a popular destination for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Lastly, Brewer's Pot features a freshwater marsh, which is a unique and vital ecosystem. This marshland is characterized by its waterlogged and nutrient-rich soils, supporting a diverse range of plant and animal life. It serves as a breeding ground for amphibians, insects, and various species of water-loving plants.

In conclusion, Brewer's Pot in Aberdeenshire offers a captivating blend of natural wonders, including a lake, pool, pond, and freshwater marsh. Its scenic beauty, recreational opportunities, and ecological significance make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts and those seeking a serene retreat.

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Brewer's Pot Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 57.420552/-2.3635886 or Grid Reference NJ7836. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

B9005 east of Fyvie The B9005 heading west just outside the village of Fyvie.
B9005 east of Fyvie
The B9005 heading west just outside the village of Fyvie.
Copse at Denhill Copse obscuring Denhill Farm, viewed from the roadside to the south-east.
Copse at Denhill
Copse obscuring Denhill Farm, viewed from the roadside to the south-east.
Fyvie Kirk Yet another view... The kirk is B-listed and dates from 1808: <span class="nowrap"><a title="http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB9630" rel="nofollow ugc noopener" href="http://portal.historicenvironment.scot/designation/LB9630">Link</a><img style="margin-left:2px;" alt="External link" title="External link - shift click to open in new window" src="https://s1.geograph.org.uk/img/external.png" width="10" height="10"/></span> . There are a number of interesting memorials in the kirk-yard. The structure to the right is the rear of the Forbes-Leith burial enclosure.
Fyvie Kirk
Yet another view... The kirk is B-listed and dates from 1808: LinkExternal link . There are a number of interesting memorials in the kirk-yard. The structure to the right is the rear of the Forbes-Leith burial enclosure.
Forbes-Leith of Fyvie burial enclosure, Fyvie Kirk An unusually elaborate enclosure just to the north-west of the main door.
Forbes-Leith of Fyvie burial enclosure, Fyvie Kirk
An unusually elaborate enclosure just to the north-west of the main door.
Family memorials... ...in the Forbes-Leith of Fyvie burial enclosure. The angel looks down on the tomb of Percy Forbes-Leith, who died of disease in South Africa during the Boer War. The Celtic cross commemorates Rear Admiral John Leith and his wife.
Family memorials...
...in the Forbes-Leith of Fyvie burial enclosure. The angel looks down on the tomb of Percy Forbes-Leith, who died of disease in South Africa during the Boer War. The Celtic cross commemorates Rear Admiral John Leith and his wife.
Rusty Red Cromlet Another of the north east farmsteads falling into dilapidation as even the rusty corrugated iron seems ready to let go. This farm is just by the A947, the steading similar to many but untouched where others have been converted.
Rusty Red Cromlet
Another of the north east farmsteads falling into dilapidation as even the rusty corrugated iron seems ready to let go. This farm is just by the A947, the steading similar to many but untouched where others have been converted.
Give Way to the A947 Approaching the A957 at Newbigging at the end of the unclassified St Johns Wells road.
Give Way to the A947
Approaching the A957 at Newbigging at the end of the unclassified St Johns Wells road.
Winding Road The slightly twisting unclassified road between Newbiggin and Slateheugh shaded by trees.
Winding Road
The slightly twisting unclassified road between Newbiggin and Slateheugh shaded by trees.
Slateheugh through Trees Slateheugh or Slatehaugh in some records was a farm of some 120acres although it was only one storey high. Nearby are other indications of slate working, quarries, Slate Pot in the Ythan and the Den of Slateheugh. Whether the waterwheel came with the farm or not is not recorded.
Slateheugh through Trees
Slateheugh or Slatehaugh in some records was a farm of some 120acres although it was only one storey high. Nearby are other indications of slate working, quarries, Slate Pot in the Ythan and the Den of Slateheugh. Whether the waterwheel came with the farm or not is not recorded.
Den of Slateheugh Running from the farm of Slateheugh to Andewsford the Den has the Burn of Slateheugh as its base.
Den of Slateheugh
Running from the farm of Slateheugh to Andewsford the Den has the Burn of Slateheugh as its base.
Path to the Den A tree lined path leading to the Den of Easter Crichie.
Path to the Den
A tree lined path leading to the Den of Easter Crichie.
Crops by the Den A field by the Den of Easter Crichie.
Crops by the Den
A field by the Den of Easter Crichie.
Ardlogie Farmland Farmland across the Ythan valley near Craigie Dot and East Ardlogie.
Ardlogie Farmland
Farmland across the Ythan valley near Craigie Dot and East Ardlogie.
Den of Crichie The Den with its burn and a windturbine in the region of Denhill farm behind.
Den of Crichie
The Den with its burn and a windturbine in the region of Denhill farm behind.
Crichie Burn The relatively small burn of Crichie as it flows out of the Den to the bridge soon to join the Ythan.
Crichie Burn
The relatively small burn of Crichie as it flows out of the Den to the bridge soon to join the Ythan.
Ythan passes Mill Water The Ythan flowing downstream; the Mill Water joins it just by the second bend of the meander.
Ythan passes Mill Water
The Ythan flowing downstream; the Mill Water joins it just by the second bend of the meander.
River Ythan The Ythan flowing downstream to make a turn north by St. John's well.
River Ythan
The Ythan flowing downstream to make a turn north by St. John's well.
St. John's Ponies Ponies by the farm of St.John's Well.
St. John's Ponies
Ponies by the farm of St.John's Well.
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Brewer's Pot is located at Grid Ref: NJ7836 (Lat: 57.420552, Lng: -2.3635886)

Unitary Authority: Aberdeenshire

Police Authority: North East

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