AUCHTERMUCHTY CROSS, Fife. Home of Jimmy Shand and the Proclaimers.
Stay in Self Catering Holiday Cottages Arbroath, Perth or Largo near St Andrews.
More information on East Coast of Scotland and how to Rent a Cottage in Scotland.
Friday, 26 October 2007
AUCHTERMUCHTY CROSS
AUCHTERMUCHTY
AUCHTERMUCHTY CROSS, Fife. Home of Jimmy Shand and the Proclaimers.
Stay in Self Catering Holiday Cottages Arbroath, Perth or Largo near St Andrews.
More information on East Coast of Scotland and how to Rent a Cottage in Scotland.
AUCHTERMUCHTY CROSS, Fife. Home of Jimmy Shand and the Proclaimers.
Stay in Self Catering Holiday Cottages Arbroath, Perth or Largo near St Andrews.
More information on East Coast of Scotland and how to Rent a Cottage in Scotland.
ANSTRUTHER HARBOUR
ANSTRUTHER HARBOUR
ANSTRUTHER HARBOUR, East Neuk of Fife. Stay in Self Catering Holiday Cottages Arbroath, Perth or Largo near St Andrews.
More information on East Coast of Scotland and how to Rent a Cottage in Scotland.
ANSTRUTHER HARBOUR, East Neuk of Fife. Stay in Self Catering Holiday Cottages Arbroath, Perth or Largo near St Andrews.
More information on East Coast of Scotland and how to Rent a Cottage in Scotland.
Thursday, 18 October 2007
Late last Minute Availability October November Cottage St Andrews Fife
Late last Minute Availability October November Cottage St Andrews Fife
Late last Minute Availability October November Cottage St Andrews Fife
Late Availability and Short Breaks
Late last Minute Availability October November Cottage St Andrews Fife
Late Availability and Short Breaks
Castaway Cottage from 20th October 2007at £225 for 3 night or £295 for 5 night short break.
Seashell Cottage from Sat 27th October at £225 for 3 night short break .
Weavers Hall from Sat3rd November 2007at £225 for 3 night short break.
Fancy a short break in October or November Castaway Cottages are perfect to get away from it all for a wee holiday!
Tuesday, 9 October 2007
Holiday Cottage Crail
Holiday Cottage Crail
Scotland was described by James VI as 'a beggar's mantle fringed with gold' - the gold being the chain of little Fife ports from which merchant ships, smuggling vessels and fishing fleets plied their trade over the centuries. Crail is most definitely part of that beautiful gold chain.
Read more about Crail
Scotland was described by James VI as 'a beggar's mantle fringed with gold' - the gold being the chain of little Fife ports from which merchant ships, smuggling vessels and fishing fleets plied their trade over the centuries. Crail is most definitely part of that beautiful gold chain.Read more about Crail
Saturday, 6 October 2007
Balgonie Castle Fife
Balgonie Castle Fife
Fife's most famous buildings include Dunfermline Abbey, with its sturdy Norman nave; St Andrews cathedral, the focus of the old University town on the North Sea coast; the foursquare post-Reformation kirk at Burntisland; the palace of Falkland, where James V became Britain's first patron of Renaissance architecture on the grand scale; and the little royal burghs along the coastal fringe, each with its harbour and its strings of vernacular houses presided over by the kirk and tollbooth. Cupar, at the centre of Fife's long peninsula, is the seat of local government and one of the most charming and prosperous of Scottish towns. Less well known are Fife's tower houses like Scotstarvit, the old seaboard castles of St Andrews and Ravenscraig, the picturesque Balgonie Castle and the thoroughly domesticated Kellie Castle. Of Fife's churches one of the most beautiful is Dairsie; and three centuries of inventive design in burial monuments come to an unexpected climax in a work by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in the MacDuff cemetery, East Wemyss.
Read more about Balgonie Castle
Fife's most famous buildings include Dunfermline Abbey, with its sturdy Norman nave; St Andrews cathedral, the focus of the old University town on the North Sea coast; the foursquare post-Reformation kirk at Burntisland; the palace of Falkland, where James V became Britain's first patron of Renaissance architecture on the grand scale; and the little royal burghs along the coastal fringe, each with its harbour and its strings of vernacular houses presided over by the kirk and tollbooth. Cupar, at the centre of Fife's long peninsula, is the seat of local government and one of the most charming and prosperous of Scottish towns. Less well known are Fife's tower houses like Scotstarvit, the old seaboard castles of St Andrews and Ravenscraig, the picturesque Balgonie Castle and the thoroughly domesticated Kellie Castle. Of Fife's churches one of the most beautiful is Dairsie; and three centuries of inventive design in burial monuments come to an unexpected climax in a work by Charles Rennie Mackintosh in the MacDuff cemetery, East Wemyss.
Read more about Balgonie Castle
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