Moored overnight stay in Bridlington's North Bay this Yatch's Crew will wake up to a disappointing Sunrise
Early August and the early riser will be met with this tranquil vista across the North Bay looking South and the North Sea, the pastal colours of the remaining night clouds merge into the blue sky with thredish effect cast be the rising Sun to make this seascape.
The Italian Gardens were laid out by Harry W. Smith in part of the former Belvedere Gardens which had belonged to George Lord Beeforth until 1912. The shelter at the north end of the Italian Gardens bears the date 1914. Pictured here is the Clock Tower at the Main Entrance the keen observer may well recognise this building which featured in many episodes ot 'The Royal' as the TV Hospital was only accross the Road
From an advantage point on Scarborough South Cliff the visitor can, in winter, when the tide is out in the South Bay feast their eyes on the world passing by if there is the added bonus of sunshine the sand and sea comes alive with the refections from the sea front
Overlooking Cayton Bay looking towards Scarborogh and it's landmark the Castle on the East Coast of Yorkshire wich overlooks The North Sea. Caytpn Bay has grown with the Establishment of a large Holiday Caravan Park, on of the activities on the Beach is a thriving Surf School, this Northern section of the Bay is far more tranquil and set in an idylic vista
On the horizon Bridlington is covered in a sea fret the Sun breakes through some threatening clouds scattering it's rays across the sky some reaching the sea.
Misty end to a glorious day the fret is beginin to roll into the East Yorkshire Coast soon to shroud Filey Bridgg and Scarborough Castle, looking from below Bempton Cliffs northwards; with the cooling air flowing of the North Sea a blue tone fills the Vista
Overlooking the Holiday Resort from Oliver's Mount on a Summer Morning in July, Scarborough is Yorkshire's premier Holiday Resort attracting visitors from all over the Country.
Sewerby Cliffs Tops follows the North Bay at Bridlington, this photograph was taken from the lowet point of the Cliffs looking up the Land Train Roadways towards the Village of Sewerby, which is a popular walk with locals and holiday makers.
Bridlington's North Bay stretching round the southern coastline of Flamborough Headland which stretches into the North Sea by some Seven Miles, in times past it was a haven for smugglerswho used Danes Dyke to Land their Goods
On the horizon Bridlington is covered in a sea fret the Sun breakes through some threatening clouds scattering it's rays across the sky some reaching the sea.
The restored Three Brothers Sailing Coble prepares to pass through the mouth of Bridlington Harbour, this coble is the only sailing operating from Bridlington.
Must be an open Competition as a mixture of sailing vessels take part in an RYC Bridlington race around the Bay, Two fantastic contrasts Racing Yacht Lazy Jack on a outward circuit and a Sailiing Coble Gansey Lass heads towards the Harbour
A sign of the times not many Deep Sea Fishing Boats tied up these days in Bridlington Harbour, the Port has become one of the leading shell fish ports exporting to many parts of Europe, so smaller boats can carry out this operation and also mainly during the Summer Season they also ply for Day Fishing Trips, however that adds to a more colourful quayside. - Onward Star leaving Port
Winter's sunshines on the icon lighthouse at the edge of the headland warning all seafayers of the surrounding dangers, even on this November Afternoon
Fishing Vessel Onward Star entering her home Port of Bridlington after a successfull Fishing Trip in the North Sea off the coast of East Yorkshire just as night begins to fall.
Easterly Storm batters the North Pier, Bridlington on the East Yorkshire Coast , so dangerous are the conditions that the Harbour is closed to shipping.
Lovely summer's day on the East Yorkshire Coast at The North Landing Flamborough which used to be a thriving Fishing Coble Landing a few years ago but only two now work from there.
Unuasal Clouds form over Bridlington and Flamborough Head, just before Sunset. A weather photograph developing before your eyes.
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Golden hour over the South Beach and bay,which bathes the Harbour and Town
The North Sea at High Tide Poumds the sea wall defences along the North Promenade and the Northern Side of the Harbour on this Cold Winters day at Bridlington
As the setting Sun Breaks through the Clouds and settles over the Windfarm at Fraisborough combines with an incoming Sea fret to creat an atmospheric end to the Day
The Heritage way meanders its way along the Coast path approx seven miles sewards to the Flamborough Head which is a Nature as well as a Heritage site, people are drawn to this area not only to see the Iconic Lighthouse with it's booming Fog Horn, but to view a diverse wild life regular parties of Bird Watches can be seen at all times of the year. The Headland is guarded by steep Limestone Cliffs to both the North & South elevations, it is therefore a first choice for the Coastguards to train the Cliff Rescue Teams, off shore is very populare with divers seeking the many shipwrecks. Looking from the cliff's edge in a north easterly direction the Lightouse is eaily visable to the left and the 'Clock' Tower which is adjecent to Flamborough's Golf Course. Overlooking Selwicks Bay towards Stuutle Bank Nook
Almost December At Selnwicks Bay on Flamborough Headlandthe low Winter Sun cathes the incomingwaves and cliffs. Not a Human in sight a delight to the eyes, just as nature intended.
Flamborough Headland taken from the Bridlington end of Sewerby Cliffs. The Headland protudes some seven miles into the North Sea from the Mainland
Late afternoon winters afternoon walk from Sewerby towards Bridlington, one could not fail to notice the emergence of a typical East Coast Sunset over Bridlington.
Flamborough Headland is one of the most spectacular areas of chalk cliffs in Britain, standing 400 feet high. The chalk was laid down millions of years ago when the last dinosaurs were roaming the earth.
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Moored inthe Harbour's Marina is a Moody 326 basking inthe Winter's Sun on a cloudless day with the Yacht's reflections dancing in the water
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Fraisthorpe is a flat, sandy beach in the East Riding area of Yorkshire. It forms part of Bridlington Bay, a sandy stretch of coastline that stretches on for many miles southwards, down to the Humber Estuary
Fraisthorpe like many on the East Coast has suffered from Coastal Erosion the 'Rocks' shown are actually the remains of The Pill Boxs erected in the Second World War as part of the Coastal Defences and where position several Meters Inland.
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Winter's Sushine Converts even the Coldest Day into a magical scene, Bridlington's Harbours pleasure site comes to life with the dazzling reflections 0f the yatchs. The Quayside building finish the scene off it could well be in the
One Man and his Boat, just returned to Bridlington Harbour from a Fishing Trip, I suspect he has been catching Lobsters, from his Boat SH 36 Kestrel.
Looking towards the Flamborough Headland the waves come crashing into Bridlngton's North Bay to a dazzling effect in tis Weather Photograph
The Pleasure Craft and the Fishing Private Hire craft are all moored after a day plying their trade at this popular working Harbour as the setting sun catches the boats and the sky reflection fills the harbour basin
Overlooking Danes Dyke on the Flamborough Headland from Sewerby Cliff Tops is a place to be at peace with yourself.
Stretchiing round Bridlington's North Bay oone Can See Sewerby, Danes Dyke and Flamborough's Southe Landing all on Flamborough Headland.
A Lone Scooter trundles up from Bridlington with dusk illuminating the skys above hime a striking red and the golden hour weaves her magic on the vista
Force Four returns to Bridlington Harbour after a fishing trip, here she is making her way to her moorings, on this ideal day in June to venture out to sea.
East Coast Premier's Entertainment Center, Art Gallery, Restruant, Theatre and a multipurpose Hall, which has been used for Pop Concerts, Business Seminars etc. plus severall Break Out Areas.
The crowds gather at both sides of the River Esk as the bridge is opened to allow a boat to pass, tis was taken on the second day of Whitby's Goth Festival, glad to see Bridge Street has been closed to traffic this year
Fishing Vessel BM65 Elsie B returns to Bridlington Harbour after we hope she had a successful fishing trip catching Lobsters, Bridlington Harbour is a leading Shell Fish port exporing the Fishermen's catch to Euroup and behond
Waiting to Sail The Pirate Boat plying for trade in this colourful setting of Bridington Harbour
Sailing Coble Gansey Lass returning to Bridlington Harbour afer a trip round Flamborough Headland, sure I hear some say there were Mackeril just what the Chief Ordered
A cricket club that was founded in 1890 is celebrating its 131 year anniversary this year.
Sewerby Cricket ground is situated on Sewerby cliff top in front of the Georgian grandeur of Sewerby Hall and boasts a panoramic view. It has also regularly been named as one of the most picturesque cricket grounds in the country.
The Club is proud of its pavilion incorporating excellent changing facilities for players and officials. The tea room is renowned for its high standards of refreshments, the electronic score board and a fantastic view that is difficult to surpass.
The view from the sea gate entrance to Sewerby Hall overlooking The Town of Bridlington, across the North Bay, Harbour and the Beach on the South Bay, the Wind Farm at Fraisthorpe dwarfs the Town.
Man made boulders tossed on to the beach, second world war bunkers are a casaulties of coasta erosion
Bon Aire a visiting Yacht from Whitby, North Yorkshire has sailed south to moor in Bridlington's North Bay who could not have chosen a better time to visit with tranquil sea and stunning blue sky.
This Cannon rests on the North Pier of Bridlinton Harbour on the East Coast of Yorkshire. The Cannon was excavted from the North Pier and was subsequently restored for the Silver Jubilee of HM Queen Elizabetg 11 on the 7th June 1977
Overlooking Scarbbough's Noth Bay from the North Cliff taking in the Seafront, Harbour and Castle on this Febuary Afternoon with a storm brewing out to sea.
Scarborough Registered Fishing Vessel Onward Star SH165 makes it's way into Bridlington Harbour to a backdrop of Fraisthorpe's Wind Farm
The Ark Dania is RoRo Cargo Ferry built in 2014, operating between Esbjerg and Immingham, she sails under the Danish Flag and is owned be DFS, and is seen here entering The Humber
Thornwick Bay on the Flamborough Headland is well known for it's smugglers caves and paths, very easy to imagine with this rugged coastline, from the Bay and inlet the chalk cliffs rise to form the Bempton Seabird Reserve, Filey can be just seen on the horizon through the sea mist
A local landmark that can be seen from miles around sit on the top of the Cliffs on the southern side of Thornwick Bay, typical of seaside cottages they areall pained white, the vistas from there advantage points are awesome.
Clair Maddison returns to Bridlington Harbour with her catch, Bridlington Harbour is one of the largest ports for shellfish exporting all over Europe as well as trading with this country. The Pier to the left is where the fishing vessells offload their catch, while the Harbourside has been developed for the tourist trade with a host of little shops and cafes
A mackerel sky is a common term for a sky with rows of cirrocumulus or altocumulus clouds displaying an undulating, rippling pattern similar in appearance to fish scales; this is caused by high altitude atmospheric waves. Here seen filling the sky over Bridlington Bay
Late Autumn lovely crisp sunny day just the day for a walk alomg this pleasing promenade with it's row of Beach Huts leading to the Lifeboat Station and Spa Complex.
Filey Bay from the Hunmanby on the East Yorkshire Wolds, showing the Bay from the south west from this advantage point the extent of Filey Brigg protuding out into the North Sea can be appreciated as the almost high tide crashes over the rocks, There is not many coastal resorts can boast a Yacht Club set into a nearby cliff but the Brigg plays hosts to the club which can just be seen. A true place where the rural lifestyle meets the Seafolk.
Hard to believe 4:30pm and the sun lights up the clouds with an array of colour over the Sky at Bridlington, East Yorkshire.
A bright Sunny Day has attracted some intrepid walkers down to the North Beach at Bridlington, East Yorkshire. Wrapped up warm against a North Sea Breeze
Black Five No 45428 Eric Treacy Heads up The Goth Exxpress Whitby to Pickering Service seen here on Platform 3 at Grosmont Station em route to Whitby on the North Yourkshire Moors Railway
This Photograph of the WW2 Bunkers on Fraisthorpe Beach take a surreal look of a fine art canvas
Nature displays it's artistic side with a blue skies filled with rain clouds stretching down into the North Sea and the Sun reflecting the sky down onto a tranquil sea
An early morning Image of the Bempton Cliffs which is a Seabird Santuary run by the RSPB the viewing points for the public stand out against the grass cliff tops where they can see Gannets, Puffins plus a variety of other seabirds, Bempton Cliffs are part of the Flamborough Headland the cottages on the cliff top at Thonwick Bay can be seen in the distance, the cliffs then pass the North Landing curling round to the Headi itself and the lighthouses which are out of shot
As evening closes in with the sun low in the western skies a sea fret(mist) moves inland casting shadows over the bay and throws it's cape over the town, The Photograph was taken at Danes Dyke looking southwards over Bridlington Bay, in days gone by the Dyke was used by Smugglers to evade the Customs Men
From the beach at Bridlington's North Bay on the east coast of Yorkshire to Germany just the Groyne to direct you
Bridlington's North Beach appears to be deserted this morning has everybody slept in, the golden sands wait in anticipation of the usual influx of holidaymakers onto this jewel on the East Yorkshire Coast.
Westerly winds whip the North Sea into a frenzy creating pounding waves from gentle rollers as the threatening clouds begin to hide the blue sky as they gather the anticipated rain.
The Marine Engineer RNLI Fleet No 12 -12 opens the throttle adjacent to the South Beach at Bridlington, East Yorkshire in celebration of the 12:12 Hrs -12/12/12, which coincides with it's fleet number.
Sunset over Bridlington's South Bay and a orange glow over part of the North Sea and tinting some of the sky orange as the sun sets lower into the western sky.
From an advantage point on Scarborough South Cliff the visitor can, in winter, when the tide is out in the South Bay feast their eyes on the world passing by if there is the added bonus of sunshine the sand and sea comes alive with the refections from the sea front
One of Flamborough's Iconic Landings, this inlet in years past was popular with smugglers it boasts severall caves and before modern development gave an ideal landing point, time has changed the Landing as this photograph shows, there used to be a RNLI Station which is situated at the top of the ramp, the Building is now used by the local fishing comunity. Cobles old and new are pulled high on the launch ramps out of the reach of the North Sea; the limestone cliffs are on the southern side of the North Landing.
A Wooden fishing cobble Our Georgina tied up at Flamborough's North Landing, since the decline of the fishing industry cobles have been left to rot in what was a thriving fishing cove, now only two operate and they operate sailing trips for the paying public during the summer season. Our Georgina is a traditional sailing coble that used to operate in the east coast water, now a few survive on Tyneside.
On the cliff's edge, left abandoned to the elements is the old towing tractor which used to launch and land the many small fishing vessel that plyed their trade from Flamborough North Landing,salt air has speeded up the erosion process to such an extent that the paintwork has given in to rust, creating a patchwork of textures so inadvertingly enhancing further this scenic part of the East Yorkshire Coast
Reaching to the most southerly point of the Spurn Penninsular the North Sea gives way to the mouth of the Humber, on the horizon is the coast of Linclonshire. Overlooking these busy seaways is the RNLI Lifeboat Station and the Humber Pilots who guide all the sea traffic to the Ports of Hull and Imingham some vessells will go to the Inland Port of Goole, it is very hard to grasp the sheer length of these beaches that circumnavigate the penninsula, everywhere there is signs of the costant erosion and sifting sands.
The Iconic Spurn Point Lightouse stands on the top of the penninsular which is covered with grasses and shrubs that help to stem the constant shifting sands, not to mention the powerfull north sea that breaches the penninsular several times a year so much so that the families of the lifeboat crew are to be rellocated in the near future.
The Gateway to Europe, some say, this photograph was taken from Spurn Point looking the Holderness Coast, to gain some sence of the extent of Spurn Point. the wind farm of the 'mainland' can be seen on the horizon, wich is level with the start of the peninsular A Replacement Sky has been added
Britannia departed the Fincantieri ship yard on 27 February 2015 for Southampton via Gibraltar. Britannia was officially named on 10 March 2015 by Queen Elizabeth II at the Ocean Terminal.
Today she is on a Tour of Britain she approached Flamborough Headland emerging from the heavy rain in the North Sea, she was met by a host of Boats from Bridlington Harbour we were sailing on the Yorkshire Belle
This small, picturesque beach of North Landing is flanked by stunning chalk cliffs, which are backed by grassy hills. It is situated in a natural cove on the north side of the Flamborough headland, about 7 miles south-east of Reighton.
The beach here is a mix of soft sand and pebbles. At low tide this can be a good place to hunt for marine wildlife in the rockpools, although care must be taken as the rocks can get very slippery.
Bempton Cliffs, on the spectacular Yorkshire coast, is home to one of the UK's top wildlife spectacles. Around half a million seabirds gather here between March and October to raise a family on towering chalk cliffs which overlook the North Sea.
A lighthouse was first built on the Flamborough Headland in 1669 but was never lit. The current lighthouse was built in 1806 and acts as a waypoint for deep sea vessels and coastal traffic as well as marking the Flamborough Headland for vessels heading for the ports of Scarborough and Bridlington.
The Ocean Crusader is a 40ft Twin Engined Professional Angling charter offering between six, eight and ten hour boat trips.
Wreck and Reef fishing for cod - ling - Pollock etc.
Not the best of days to be out in the North Sea catching fish,
Flamborough Head has one of the most important seabird colonies in Europe. In summer the cliffs are packed with tens of thousands of breeding auks, gannets, gulls and puffins, creating a memorable experience. The chalk grassland, especially in Holmes Gut, is rich in flowers attracting butterflies and a number of uncommon moths.
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As dusk falls over the Iconic Flamborough Lighthouse the light starts to flash it' unique signal to warn shipping of the dangers that lie ahead
The MV Yorkshire Belle is a pleasure cruiser based in Bridlington, East Riding of Yorkshire, England. She was built by Cook, Welton & Gemmell as a replacement for the original Yorkshire Belle, that was lost in the River Humber during the Second World War after hitting a magnetic mine, sinking with all hands
ANNETTE ESSBERGER (IMO: 9327059) is a Oil/Chemical Tanker that was built in 2006 (15 years ago) and is sailing under the flag of Portugal.
It’s carrying capacity is 11340 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be 5.8 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 126.2 meters and her width is 19.02 meters. Seeking shelter in Bridlington Bay meets RAF Search & Rescue Sea King training on this ccold windy day.
POLE STAR (IMO: 9211987) is a Buoy-Laying Vessel that was built in 2000 (21 years ago) and is sailing under the flag of United Kingdom.
It’s carrying capacity is 250 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be 3.4 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 51.52 meters and her width is 12.1 meters.
Simply superb & amazing value for money.Been going on the speedboat at Brid for 40+ years & never a bad one.Staff are brilliant & always welcoming, gave our 85 year old friend the ride of her life as first time on the speedboat.Keep it up lads, so nice to get back to a sense of normality,its the little things in life that are so important & you are definitely one of the best memories for all visiting Brid harbour..
CAMERON is a Mooring Vessel that was built in 1991 (30 years ago) and is sailing under the flag of United Kingdom.
It’s carrying capacity is 161 t DWT and her current draught is reported to be 2.2 meters. Her length overall (LOA) is 40.93 metres and her width is 11.81 meters. Seen here operating in Bridlington's South Bay. A Replacement has been added.
Vessel type: Standby Safety Vessel
Gross tonnage: 516 tons
Summer DWT: 405 tons
Length: 42 m
Beam: 9 m
Draught: 3.5 m
Additional Information
Home port: Nassau
Class society: Lloyd's Shipping Register
Build year: 1981
Builder : Allied Shipbuilders
Vancouver, Canada
Owner: Nomis Shipping
Aberdeen, U.k.
Manager: Vroon Offshore Services Uk
Aberdeen, U.k.
Now Moored in Bridlington North Bay, Bridlington, East Yorkshire, England, UK A replacement sky has been added to enhance the image
The Patricia is a purpose built aid to navigation tender of 2,500 tons with a work programme which requires her to cover the English and Welsh coast, maintaining buoys, servicing lighthouses and lightships and, on occasion dealing with ship wrecks that are a danger to navigation. A replacement sky has been added.
A trio of Yachts sail into Brilingtons North Bay to take lunch and enjoy the ametties on offer.Please not that the sky has been replaced.
Scarborough is a resort town on England’s North Sea coast. Its 2 bays with sandy beaches are split by a headland bearing the 12th-century Scarborough Castle. The Victorian Central Tramway funicular train links the town centre with South Bay and its harbour, this image of the southbay was taken from the iconic Scarborough Castle high on the cliffs. - A replacement sky has been added to his image.
Looking across Whitbys South Bay to the Cottages in the oldtown nestled in the cliff with Whitby Abbey and St, Marys Church above them makes a colourful vista.
South Landing beach lies on the south side of Flamborough Head, just over 3 miles north-east of Bridlington, within an area which has been designated a Local Nature Reserve. At low tide, a number of rockpools, teeming with crabs, small fish and other wildlife can be found in and around the chalk-reef.
Flamborough Head Foghorn Station is a building in East Yorkshire. Flamborough Head Foghorn Station is close to Flamborough Head Lighthouse.It is now decommissioned
RSPB Seabird Sanctuary Bempton overlloking the viewing platforms on this showery day with a sower at Thornwick Bay and Flamborough
No one vessel passing Thornwick Bay Cliffs in the shipping lanes of the North Sea on this lovely summers evening
Looking over Filey rom Speeton where the Yorkshire Wolds meet the North Sea, the iconic Filey Brigg can be seen to the left of the Photograph and Scarborough sits on the Horizon. A replacement sky has been added to this image.
