Aberdour and Burntisland
A view along Main Street, Aberdour, towards the railway station during a very brief interlude in the incessant traffic on 26th March, 2017.
A view along Main Street, Aberdour, towards the railway station during a very brief interlude in the incessant traffic on 26th March, 2017.
A view along the shore at Aberdour towards the pier and Hawkcraig Point on 26th March, 2017.
The Silver Sands at Aberdour on 26th March, 2017. Can they ever have been so busy on a March day?
The Silver Sands at Aberdour on 26th March, 2017.
A view towards Burntisland from the Silver Sands at Aberdour on 26th March, 2017.
The Silver Sands at Aberdour on 26th March, 2017.
A view across the Firth of Forth towards Arthur's Seat and Edinburgh from the path along the shore near Aberdour on 26th March, 2017.
A lovely tree-enclosed stretch of the Fife Coastal Path between Aberdour and Burntisland on 26th March, 2017.
A lovely tree-enclosed stretch of the Fife Coastal Path between Aberdour and Burntisland on 26th March, 2017.
Following a period in which they were largely moribund, the docks at Burntisland are now a hive of oil industry-related activity. This part of the docks was formerly used for the export of coal, while there was a ship-building yard on the right. The shipyard closed in 1968, but the sheds and cranes remain. Southward view towards the Firth of Forth and Edinburgh on 26th March, 2017.
A bed of yellow polyanthus flowers in a planter in Burntisland on 26th March, 2017.
A bed of yellow polyanthus flowers in a planter in Burntisland on 26th March, 2017.
A bed of polyanthus flowers in an assortment of colours in a planter in Burntisland on 26th March, 2017.
A bed of polyanthus flowers in an assortment of colours in a planter in Burntisland on 26th March, 2017.
A view over Burntisland Links on 26th March, 2017.