Organisers used 140 lobster pots to build a huge nautical Christmas tree next to the beach.
Shark The Herald Angelfish Sing: The tree at Coble Landing in Filey is constructed from 140 lobster pots and 1,700 LED lights
Organisers of the Filey event, in its fifth year, used 140 lobster pots to build a huge tree near a slipway. It is topped with a leaping salmon instead of a star, with funds raised supporting schools and sea cadets.
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