At the beginning of the week I promised you some more pictures from my recent holiday at home. True to my word, here are some taken whilst at home in the Kingdom of Fife.
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| Limekilns |
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| Andrew Carnegie's birthplace |
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| Monastery Ruins |
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| Dunfermline Abbey |
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| City Chambers, Dunfermline |
Andrew
4 comments:
Very nice pics. Someone once told me that Fife was a bit rough... is it?
I can't believe it can be THAT rough. Looks like the sort of place with an average age of 60+ - where I could retire to in peace!
@ Stephen
It's like anywhere, has it's good places and not-so-good places. You wouldn't want to live in certain bits of Hertfordshire,for example.
In times past it used to be considered a self-sufficient County - isolated by the Firths of Tay and Forth but containing coal mines, arable and livestock farms and fishing ports.
@ Raybeard
Limekilns, the village in the first picture, probably has a high average age... The rest of the pictures are from Dunfermline which is now little more than a commuter town for Edinburgh.
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