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Terri took me here when I visited her in late October. I didn’t notice the tower and stairway until she pointed it out! I took a number of…
I liked the shapes of this railing which I came across in the village of Edgehill – the Edgehill of the battle in the English Midlands. Flickr Photopage…
Pan Ha’ is a delightful former fishing and salt panning village on the south coast of Fife, slightly east of Kirkcaldy. Following illness and (successful) major surgery in…
This striking building is just over the river from the Reichstag, and is part of the parliamentary complex. I loved the colours in the glass, and the family…
My father’s parents came to the UK as Jewish refugees just before World War 1, and I found visiting this memorial very moving. I thought about what had happened…
Strictly speaking this is in Perth and Kinross, being just over the boundary between Perth & Kinross, and Fife. To me it guards what I believe used to be…
St Andrews is rightly very well known. It has the oldest University in Scotland (1413), it’s the self-proclaimed Home of Golf, it’s history goes back to the mid-1100’s, it has…
I have enjoyed railways for many years, and had watched the redevelopment of Leeds City Station with great interest. I moved to Fife just as they were finishing…
The PPG Plaza is the most amazing building – a sort of gothic creation in black glass! I first saw when we popped out from a tunnel under…
East Fife is a wonderful part of the world, with beautiful beaches, rocky headlands and villages with harbours. Crail is one of the most picturesque, and I always love…