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  • A visit to Wemyss Caves

    Continuing my tour of the Fife Coast I was pleased to see on Twitter last Friday that Wemyss Caves were having an open day. Rounding up two good friends we headed towards East Wemyss and a happy group of enthusiastic volunteers greeted us, handing us a leaflet of activities laid on to both inform and…

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  • Author Diana Jackson supports Kinghorn Community Library

    Eventispress author Diana Jackson is busy collecting the proceeds for sales of The Healing Paths of Fife sold in Kinghorn in the last three months in aid of Kinghorn Lunch Club for the Over 60’s. (most well over she says 🙂 ) She is going to let us know how much was raised as soon as possible.…

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  • Who’d have thought it? ~ 60!

    As I approach my 60th birthday, in between a dream of a lifetime trip to Venice and a quiet celebration with my husband, mum and dad up here in Scotland (God willing), I have been reflecting on my ‘path’ to this moment in time in my writing life. I have penned stories and poems since…

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  • Diana’s Virtual Tour of Fife ~ back home in Kinghorn

    Returning home a moment from my virtual tour of Fife, here’s just a wee taster of a poem in The Healing Paths of Fife: Ode to Kinghorn You stole my heart the moment we met as I gazed down from the Braes. The warm sun captured in the palm of your hand even on the…

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  • The Lomond Hills ~ Diana’s Virtual Tour of Fife

    After walking the Fife Coastal Path we decided to head for the hills. The first of such walks was The Binn above Burtisland, seen from Pettycur Harbour. Here’s a link to my post about the day on my other blog: Bring me Sunshine, Bring me Laughter, Bring me Love Now I’m taking you northwards but…

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  • Burntisland ~ an up and coming place ~ Diana’s Virtual Tour of Fife

    Burntisland, only two miles from where we live, influenced us from the very beginning of our life in Fife. One evening we drove along the coast from Dunfermline, where we were living temporarily at a Premier Inn, to buy fish and chips.  We chose the Links Bar, which is nearest to the promenade which was…

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  • A Trip on The Forth Belle ~ Diana’s Virtual Tour of Fife

    Didn’t we choose a perfect day for our Three Bridges and Inchcolm Island trip along the Forth yesterday? It was magic. Friends from down south were staying in Edinburgh and so we suggested meeting at Dalmeny Station. We have been known to walk down the cliff steps from the station to the pier on a…

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  • Selkies, Seals and Seafield Tower ~ Diana’s virtual tour of Fife continues

    If there is one chapter of my fantasy ~ memoir ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ that has ended getting me into trouble it is the walk to Seafield Tower! It happens to be one of my favourite walks, it being closest to home, running along the Fife Coastal Path from just above Kinghorn Harbour, behind the…

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