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Jerry's Pond

Lake, Pool, Pond, Freshwater Marsh in Sussex Wealden

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Jerry's Pond

View south from Berwick Church New Barn on the coach road in centre, Bopeep chalk pits top right.
View south from Berwick Church Credit: David M Clark

Jerry's Pond is a picturesque freshwater body located in Sussex, a town nestled in the southern part of New Brunswick, Canada. This serene pond is known for its diverse ecosystem, attracting both locals and tourists alike.

With an area of approximately 15 acres, Jerry's Pond offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. It is surrounded by lush forests and rolling hills, providing a stunning backdrop for nature enthusiasts and photographers. The pond is fed by several small streams, ensuring a steady flow of freshwater throughout the year.

The water in Jerry's Pond is crystal clear and inviting, making it a popular spot for swimming and other water activities. The pond's depth varies, ranging from shallow areas suitable for wading to deeper sections perfect for diving. Fishing enthusiasts can also be seen casting their lines into the pond, as it is home to various species of fish, including bass and trout.

Furthermore, the surrounding marshland supports a rich diversity of flora and fauna. Visitors can spot a wide array of bird species, such as herons, ducks, and geese, making it a haven for birdwatchers. The marshland also provides a habitat for various amphibians and reptiles, adding to the overall biodiversity of the area.

Jerry's Pond is easily accessible, with a parking lot and picnic area nearby, making it an ideal destination for a day trip or a weekend getaway. Whether one is seeking relaxation or adventure, this hidden gem in Sussex offers something for everyone to enjoy amidst nature's beauty.

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Jerry's Pond Images

Images are sourced within 2km of 50.82118/0.1201916 or Grid Reference TQ4904. Thanks to Geograph Open Source API. All images are credited.

View south from Berwick Church New Barn on the coach road in centre, Bopeep chalk pits top right.
View south from Berwick Church
New Barn on the coach road in centre, Bopeep chalk pits top right.
Bridleway above New Barn Bridleway from Berwick Church crosses the Old Coach Road and climbs fairly gently past old chalk workings here, before joining the South Downs Way.
Bridleway above New Barn
Bridleway from Berwick Church crosses the Old Coach Road and climbs fairly gently past old chalk workings here, before joining the South Downs Way.
Sunken lane above Alciston This is only recorded on the Explorer map as a public footpath crossing what appears to be a large field. In fact it is an old cartway which, with the erosive power of rainwater, has become a deep sunken lane, and is clearly still used by horse-riders.
Sunken lane above Alciston
This is only recorded on the Explorer map as a public footpath crossing what appears to be a large field. In fact it is an old cartway which, with the erosive power of rainwater, has become a deep sunken lane, and is clearly still used by horse-riders.
Horse and carriage on the old coach road The old coach road from Firle to Alfriston provides an all-weather route for horse-riders, cyclists and walkers. It is classed as a byway - and is enjoying an upgrade.
Horse and carriage on the old coach road
The old coach road from Firle to Alfriston provides an all-weather route for horse-riders, cyclists and walkers. It is classed as a byway - and is enjoying an upgrade.
Alciston's tithe barn The 16th-century barn is more than 50 metres long, and is part of the Alciston Court House farm complex.
Alciston's tithe barn
The 16th-century barn is more than 50 metres long, and is part of the Alciston Court House farm complex.
Alciston from Bostal path Village in the trees - seen here from one of two paths that drop down to the village from the South Downs Way.
Alciston from Bostal path
Village in the trees - seen here from one of two paths that drop down to the village from the South Downs Way.
Dovecots at Alciston Court Farm The map claims them as ruins, but they look pretty convincing.
Dovecots at Alciston Court Farm
The map claims them as ruins, but they look pretty convincing.
Alciston Court Farm Farming much of Alciston as tenants of the Gage family of Firle.
Alciston Court Farm
Farming much of Alciston as tenants of the Gage family of Firle.
Black Bryony - Dioscorea communis
Black Bryony - Dioscorea communis
New Barn from Berwick Church New Barn, now converted into a home, sits alongside the Old Coach Road that runs from Firle to Alfriston.
New Barn from Berwick Church
New Barn, now converted into a home, sits alongside the Old Coach Road that runs from Firle to Alfriston.
Alciston Court Farm Much of the land in Alciston forms part of the Court Farm.
Alciston Court Farm
Much of the land in Alciston forms part of the Court Farm.
View from Berwick Bostal path The path climbs steadily from New Barn, past old chalk workings, to reach the South Downs Way, offering fine views back, with Drusillas in the far distance.
View from Berwick Bostal path
The path climbs steadily from New Barn, past old chalk workings, to reach the South Downs Way, offering fine views back, with Drusillas in the far distance.
Alciston from Bopeep Bostal Alciston village, part of the Firle estate, seen from the car park on Bopeep Bostal.
Alciston from Bopeep Bostal
Alciston village, part of the Firle estate, seen from the car park on Bopeep Bostal.
Grassland, Heighton Hill A fair number of cowslips.
Grassland, Heighton Hill
A fair number of cowslips.
Bridleway on Heighton Hill Bridleway South Heighton 6c towards Bopeep Bostal.
Bridleway on Heighton Hill
Bridleway South Heighton 6c towards Bopeep Bostal.
Bridleway descending Heighton Hill Bridleway South Heighton 6c towards Bopeep Bostal.
Bridleway descending Heighton Hill
Bridleway South Heighton 6c towards Bopeep Bostal.
Tilton Bottom
Tilton Bottom
A raped bridleway Public bridleway Alciston 15c, which becomes South Heighton 6c at the parish boundary at the end of the rape.
A raped bridleway
Public bridleway Alciston 15c, which becomes South Heighton 6c at the parish boundary at the end of the rape.
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Jerry's Pond is located at Grid Ref: TQ4904 (Lat: 50.82118, Lng: 0.1201916)

Administrative County: East Sussex

District: Wealden

Police Authority: Sussex

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