The Healing Paths of Fife
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Is Kinghorn the next Up and Coming Place in Fife?
I’ve often extolled the virtues of Burntisland, but on our return to Fife from our extended holiday we were quite excited to see changes afoot in our home place of Kinghorn. (I say ‘place’ because I would call it a village, but some are offended by that ~ It is the Royal Burgh of Kinghorn,…
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St Monan’s ~ One of the Gems of The Fife Coast
On my virtual tour of Fife revisited, here is St Monan’s, one of the tiny but lovely fishing villages in East Neuk. The new edition of ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ is available. All profits to Kirkcaldy Foodbank.
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A visit to Wemyss Caves
As my virtual tour of Fife revisited continues, here are The Wemyss caves, which are extra special; celebrated by a festival every few years. The new edition of ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ is available. All profits to Kirkcaldy Foodbank.
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Diana’s Virtual Tour of The Kingdom of Fife ~ Dysart of Outlander Fame!
Dysart is a fantastic starting point for a walk along the coastal path in either direction, or the half way point from Kirkcaldy and back again. The harbourmaster’s Cafe is now a bistro. Here’s no 8 of my virtual tour of Fife revisited. The new edition of ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ is available. All profits…
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Islands of Inspiration (4) The Isle of May in the Firth of Forth, Fife
I confess that this was my first and only visit to the Isle of May, taking the ferry from Anstruther with friends, including author Hamish Brown. We did not realise how fortunate we were, because the following day was the last day trip to the island in 2022. The warden David Steel @Steelybird, who I…


