Fife
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£405.43 Raised for local charities
The running total raised by profits of my paperback The Healing Paths of Fife is now over £400!! Charities benefiting have included Kinghorn Community Library, Kinghorn Lunchclub and the Kinghorn Playparks scheme. More recently nearly £100 has been raised for The Kirkcaldy Foodbank which covers the area as far as Burntisland to provide much needed food…
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The Last Post ~ on Fife for a wee while anyway!
Before ‘virtually’ leaving Fife and its coastal path for a while to return to Bedfordshire (virtually of course) for a very special centenary and some exciting news related to my writing, I would like to share with you some of the wonderful blogs about my adopted home, the Kingdom of Fife. The first is…
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Diana’s Virtual Tour of Fife ~ The Coastal Path to St Andrews
Ode to St Andrews On the cliff top majestic ruins enhance the blue skyline, a backdrop of the restless ocean and endless white sands. The cathedral’s greatness living on in the lives of countless pilgrims, a memory of centuries of worship and a legacy of spirituality. A tribute to God. And yet pilgrims also flock…
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Diana’s virtual tour of The Fife Coast ~ Kingsbarns to St Andrews
Ambling along grassy slopes, pausing to glance back at a craggy coastline ~ alone. Climbing well worn rocky steps clinging to cliff face. Awaiting the safety of the out going tide to reveal a tiny cove and sandy shore. Ancient rocks guiding the way, a wooden bridge, a wooded glen, cows munching betwixt stepping stones,…
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Diana’s Virtual Tour of the Fife Coast ~ Kirkcaldy
I’m going to back track along the coast from East Neuk to Kirkcaldy, (pronounced without the ‘l’) which has a long promenade and sandy bay taking you over a mile. It stretches between Seafield Tower and the seals all the way to Ravanscraig Castle and the coastal walk beside the park to Dysart Harbour.…

