The Healing Paths of Fife
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‘Healing Paths of Fife’ December Quiz ~ 2 more paperbacks up for grabs
HEALING PATHS OF FIFE DECEMBER QUIZ ONLY ENTRIES FROM THE UK ACCEPTED HOW TO ENTER: Entry fee: A donation of your choice to Kirkcaldy Foodbank via Just Giving Kirkcaldy Foodbank Write your name with the comment: December Quiz entry ‘Healing Paths of Fife’ Name the five beautiful locations on The Fife Coastal Path above…
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‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ in aid of Kirkcaldy Foodbank at The Kangus Christmas Bazaar Kirkcaldy
Kangus Christmas Bazaar Old Kirk, Kirkcaldy 30th November 2019 11am to 4pm I will have a wee stall at this event selling ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ in aid of Kirkcaldy Foodbank. Here’s a map to find The Old Kirk, Kirkcaldy I hope to see you there.
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‘Healing Paths of Fife’ November Quiz ~ 2 Copies for Grabs
‘Healing Paths of Fife’ November Quiz Entry ~ Donation to the Kirkcaldy Foodbank FAMOUS FOLKS OF FIFE Which saint allegedly began a pilgrim’s route across the Firth of Forth on the way to Dunferline and St Andrews? Who was the ‘real’ Robinson Crusoe? What occupation did Robert Louis Stevenson pursue before he became a writer?…
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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 ~ Crail ~ The Jewel of East Neuk
My first awareness of Crail was as a jigsaw puzzle, the harbour being so full of character with its wee fisherman’s cottages and boats bobbing in the water inside the protective harbour wall. When you first stumble across Crail you usually park in the village, with ample off the road parking, a neat tree lined…