Fillet Tail Dump Tidal Pond

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Yorkshire Scarborough

England

Fillet Tail Dump Tidal Pond

Runswick Bay Beach The sand runs out towards the south-eastern end of the beach, giving way to flat rocks as the coastline heads round towards Kettle Ness.
Runswick Bay Beach Credit: Stephen McKay

Fillet Tail Dump Tidal Pond, located in Yorkshire, is a small body of water that encompasses various features, including a lake, pool, pond, and freshwater marsh. The pond is nestled in a picturesque landscape, surrounded by lush greenery and rolling hills, providing a serene and tranquil environment for visitors.

The pond itself is relatively small, measuring approximately 100 meters in diameter, with a maximum depth of 3 meters. It is primarily fed by the nearby Fillet Tail River, which ensures a constant flow of freshwater into the pond. This natural water source contributes to the pond's rich biodiversity and supports a wide range of aquatic flora and fauna.

The freshwater marsh at Fillet Tail Dump Tidal Pond is a prominent feature, characterized by its dense vegetation, including cattails, reeds, and water lilies. This marshland not only adds to the aesthetic appeal of the pond but also serves as a vital habitat for various waterfowl, amphibians, and insects.

The pond is a popular spot for recreational activities such as fishing and birdwatching. Anglers can expect to catch species such as perch, pike, and roach, making it a favorite destination for fishing enthusiasts. Birdwatchers can observe a diverse array of avian species, including herons, ducks, and swans, which frequent the pond throughout the year.

Overall, Fillet Tail Dump Tidal Pond offers a unique blend of natural beauty and ecological significance. Its diverse ecosystem, encompassing a lake, pool, pond, and freshwater marsh, provides a haven for both wildlife and humans alike, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers in Yorkshire.

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Fillet Tail Dump Tidal Pond Images

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Runswick Bay Beach The sand runs out towards the south-eastern end of the beach, giving way to flat rocks as the coastline heads round towards Kettle Ness.
Runswick Bay Beach
The sand runs out towards the south-eastern end of the beach, giving way to flat rocks as the coastline heads round towards Kettle Ness.
Near Kettleness Looking towards the old quarries.
Near Kettleness
Looking towards the old quarries.
Kettleness view Looking towards Runswick Bay.
Kettleness view
Looking towards Runswick Bay.
Kettleness
Kettleness
Hill Stones, Kettleness, Barnby This is a view from the western slopes of Kettle Ness, looking east over Kettleness Sand and past the waterfall to Hill Stones, with Runswick Bay in the distance.
Hill Stones, Kettleness, Barnby
This is a view from the western slopes of Kettle Ness, looking east over Kettleness Sand and past the waterfall to Hill Stones, with Runswick Bay in the distance.
Kettle Ness, Barnby The promontory is the 'ness' of Kettleness, seen here from the west.  To the right of it are the scars of alum mining.
Kettle Ness, Barnby
The promontory is the 'ness' of Kettleness, seen here from the west. To the right of it are the scars of alum mining.
Wade's Stone To quote from English Heritage's website: "A Bronze Age standing stone, originally one of two, the other no longer survives. It is roughly cut into rectangular shape which tapers slightly towards the top and leans a little to the north west. It is 1.5 metres high and 0.7 by 0.5 metres in section. On the south face the letters JS and ES have been inscribed. The monument is scheduled. There is another possible "Wades Stone" at NZ 81 SW 2." I believe this latter reference means NZ830130.
Wade's Stone
To quote from English Heritage's website: "A Bronze Age standing stone, originally one of two, the other no longer survives. It is roughly cut into rectangular shape which tapers slightly towards the top and leans a little to the north west. It is 1.5 metres high and 0.7 by 0.5 metres in section. On the south face the letters JS and ES have been inscribed. The monument is scheduled. There is another possible "Wades Stone" at NZ 81 SW 2." I believe this latter reference means NZ830130.
Cleveland Way, Kettleness View east along the Cleveland Way towards Kettleness Farm with Kettleness village behind.
Cleveland Way, Kettleness
View east along the Cleveland Way towards Kettleness Farm with Kettleness village behind.
Goldsborough
Goldsborough
View from the Cliffs North of Kettleness Looking west towards Runswick Bay.
View from the Cliffs North of Kettleness
Looking west towards Runswick Bay.
Alum Works Remains This piece of our industrial heritage hangs precariously close to the cliff. It only a matter of time before the sea claims it.
Alum Works Remains
This piece of our industrial heritage hangs precariously close to the cliff. It only a matter of time before the sea claims it.
Fields East of Goldsborough View east from the road bend towards the cliffs along which runs the Cleveland Way footpath.
Fields East of Goldsborough
View east from the road bend towards the cliffs along which runs the Cleveland Way footpath.
Goldsborough Roman Signal Station Taken looking north west from the site of the Goldsborough Roman Signal Station. This was one of a series of stations built along the coast to provide early warning of Scottish or Saxon invaders. It is supposed that the next signal station would have been on the Boultby cliffs (far left) but it is supposed that any remains have been destroyed by the alum workings.
Goldsborough Roman Signal Station
Taken looking north west from the site of the Goldsborough Roman Signal Station. This was one of a series of stations built along the coast to provide early warning of Scottish or Saxon invaders. It is supposed that the next signal station would have been on the Boultby cliffs (far left) but it is supposed that any remains have been destroyed by the alum workings.
Former Kettleness Railway Station Now used by East Cleveland Scouts. The building suggests Kettleness once had a more substantial community than at present. Unless of course the railway had to build such an elaborate station on condition of laying the track through the village. I wouldn't have thought the nearby alum mines would have warranted it alone. The railway was opened in December 1883.
Former Kettleness Railway Station
Now used by East Cleveland Scouts. The building suggests Kettleness once had a more substantial community than at present. Unless of course the railway had to build such an elaborate station on condition of laying the track through the village. I wouldn't have thought the nearby alum mines would have warranted it alone. The railway was opened in December 1883.
On the beach at Hill Stones A happy hunting ground for fossil collectors
On the beach at Hill Stones
A happy hunting ground for fossil collectors
Late Evening at Kettleness In high Summer the Northern sky glows throughout the night as the Sun is barely below the horizon.
Late Evening at Kettleness
In high Summer the Northern sky glows throughout the night as the Sun is barely below the horizon.
Coastline between Kettleness and Runswick Bay Late evening with lingering afterglow post Sunset
Coastline between Kettleness and Runswick Bay
Late evening with lingering afterglow post Sunset
Loop Wyke Looking NW from the east edge of the grid square.
Loop Wyke
Looking NW from the east edge of the grid square.
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Fillet Tail Dump Tidal Pond is located at Grid Ref: NZ8316 (Lat: 54.533227, Lng: -0.70840266)

Division: North Riding

Administrative County: North Yorkshire

District: Scarborough

Police Authority: North Yorkshire

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