A visit to Fife

I had occasion to go over to the East Coast in the first week of August 2009.
These are some of the places i went.

The first three pictures are from Culross...


...pronounced 'Cooros'



The Forth Bridges from South Queensferry.

Panorama of Forth Bridges on CleVR.com

Stenton Pond,Glenrothes.


The Lomond Hills...

...and historic Falkland.

North Queensferry and the Forth Bridges.

Tuesday and Wednesday of this week i had occasion to go over to Fife and Edinburgh.
This time i took a longer look around North Queensferry.

These are just a few of the pictures i took.
I took this panorama from Carlingnose Point Nature Reserve.The Fife Coastal path stretches for 150 Kilometres and begins here.
Fife Coastal Path

Panorama of The Forth Bridge on CleVR.com

Deep Sea World is situated here,I'll have to visit sometime.
Deep Sea World

It had become squally and overcast when i arrived back at the harbour,but still managed this panorama of the road bridge.Looking at the two bridges there's no doubt which one wears the crown.Lets hope it'll always be there.

Forth Bridges and Beyond

It's Friday the 12th of September 2008,and I'm on my way to the Kingdom of Fife.
The purpose of my visit will be a trip to Leuchars on Saturday for the Air Display.
Once over the Forth Road Bridge I dropped down to North Queensferry to take the following pictures.


The last picture of these five is the result of two pictures on a panorama programme.

I moved up to the Queensferry Hotel and Business Centre for these next pictures.

I couldn't resist taking a picture of this notice on the business centre wall.Whoever the artist was did a really good job,there's no visible clues that the notice has been interfered with.I haven't figured out the original message either.
Now on the high road above Burntisland,I spot this circling buzzard...
...and a view back to the bridge.
I spotted this classic in Burntisland.This was the view from Kinghorn Harbour.
A couple of hazy unpublishable pictures in Kirkcaldy saw the conclusion of my picture taking for the day.