St Fillans Cave Pittenween Fife Scotland
St Fillans Cave Pittenween Fife
PITTENWEEM
A walk through Pittenweem in the company of Scotland's Online Tourist Guide.
PLEASE NOTE - Since making this video I have relinquished ownership of The Good Soup Guide tourism website, and as such any current or future websites bearing this name do not belong to me and have no link with me whatsoever. EB July 2019.
St Fillan's Church, Aberdour, Fife, Scotland
One of the finest examples of Norman architecture in Scotland, this 'miniature Cathedral' sits in its own graveyard overlooking Aberdour harbour. The early church, standing in 1123, consisted of the nave and chancel, lit by deep splayed windows which still exist. The church was enlarged in the 15th century by the addition of a side aisle, and in the 17th by the small transeptual aisle, now used by the choir. The church fell into disrepair in the 18th century and was restored in 1925
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SSPIA Pittenweem Clock Tower Investigation (23rd May 2008)
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SSPIA's first visit to Pittenweem Clock Tower in Fife, the site where women accused of witchcraft were imprisoned and tortured as recently as the early eighteenth century.
Read the full investigation report at sspia.co.uk
Scotland's Backyard Castles - Macduff's Castle & the Wemyss Caves in Fife | Dig It! TV
Dig It! TV discover carved Pictish symbols, warring thanes and ancient kingmakers in their journey to Macduff's castle in Fife. A nationally important heritage site with archaeological remains going back 4,000 years, this charismatic and rugged ruin is connected to some of the defining moments in Scotland's history.
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DURDLE DOOR FROM DRONE, WEST LUKWORTH UK
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Davaar Island and Cave Painting
Davaar Island to the east of Campbeltown in Kintyre, Scotland is a tidal island accessed from the mainland by a causeway at low tide. The painting of the crucifixion in one of the caves on the south coast was by a local artist Archibald MacKinnon in 1887.
Church mentioned in Bram Stokers 'Dracular'
In Dracular, Bram Stoker mentions an old man in Whitby sat on a bench looking into Whitby Harbour and seeing the boat bringing Dracular to England. This is the view from St Mary's Church Bench.
St Cuthbert's Cave
Visiting St Cuthbert's Cave
Fairlie Gravestone Eastern Cemetery The Pends St Andrews Fife Scotland
Tour Scotland video of the Fairlie Gravestone on ancestry visit to the Eastern Cemetery by The Pends in St Andrews, Fife. A stone carved by Hew Lorimer marks the Fairlie graves; including: Reginald (Reggie) Francis Joseph Fairlie who was born at Kincaple, Fife on the 7th of March 1883, the second son of James Ogilvy Reginald Fairlie and his wife Jane Mary Buchanan. Fairlie who became a well known Architect, died in St Raphael's Nursing Home, Edinburgh on the 27th of October 1952. The Fairlie surname is a Scottish habitational name from any of several places in Scotland so called. Possibly also an Americanized spelling of South German Fährle, Värli, a metonymic occupational name for a hog farmer, from a diminutive of Middle High German varch ' pig ', ' piglet. '
ST NECTANS GLEN - LUNA WANDS
LUNA WANDS PRESENTS - A look around the world famous St.Nectans's Glen, Near Tintagel, Cornwall, UK. This place is very special to Wiccans, Witches and many others who practice nature based faiths. The are many trees full of spells all around this beautiful river. A cafe, Gift shop and The Amazing St.Nectans Meditation Room, Dedicated to the dual forces of nature. Bright Blessings - Yon -
Tintagel Castle and Merlins Cave in Cornwall
A beautiful view of the Atlantic Ocean crashing over the cliffs that surround Merlins Cave and Tintagel Castle in Cornwall Britain.
The Spindrift Guest House Anstruther - New Year 2012
The Spindrift's version of Gangnam Style.
Dura Den Fossils - Object of the Month - February 2019
Around 1859, sandstone deposits containing incredible fossilised fish were discovered in Ceres, Fife. Curator David Lampard talks about their significance and how they came to be there in The McManus' Object of the Month. The stones can be found in our Landscapes and Lives gallery.
Ep 3 - FRIDAYS IN THE GRAVEYARD - St. Mary's Church Graveyard - Lindisfarne, Northumberland
It's FRIDAYS IN THE GRAVEYARD. I love a graveyard, don't you?
In this episode, Mindie Burgoyne visits the graves on the grounds of St. Mary's Church in Lindisfarne, Northumberland in the UK (also known as Holy Island)
Join Mindie Burgoyne for a walk across the old Abbey graveyard at Lindisfarne - also known as Holy Island on the North Sea in Northumberland. Graves date to the Dark Ages. Markers date to the 17th century but the church itself is built on the site and graves of the 6th-century monks of Lindisfarne established by St. Aidan who came from Iona.
Hear Mindie Burgoyne recount the story of St. Aidan and the tradition of the Celtic Cross, and hear about the memorial marker to a young man whose body was left on the fields of Flanders during World War I, and view images of the old 12th-century abbey ruins.
St. Mary's Church and the abbey ruins on Lindisfarne are featured on The Monk's Trail tour of Scotland led by Mindie Burgoyne and Thin Places Tours. For more information on Mindie's Thin Places Tours, visit
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Mindie Burgoyne is the owner of Thin Places Mystical Tours, conducting group tours and arranging individual travel to Ireland and Scotland. For more information on Thin Places Tours, visit
Mindie is also the owner of Chesapeake Ghost Tours, which operates eleven year-round ghost walks and 5 bus tours on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. For more information on these ghost tours visit
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St Nectan's Glen Water Fall
A short video of the waterfall found near Tintagel at St Nectan's Glen in Cornwall
Blyth War Grave Cemetery Newburgh Fife Scotland
Tour Scotland video of Private, J. Blyth, gravestone on ancestry visit to the cemetery in Newburgh, North Fife. He served with the Black Watch, Royal Highlanders, and died on the 30th of January, 1915. The surname Blyth was first found in Berwickshire an ancient county of Scotland, presently part of the Scottish Borders Council Area, located in the eastern part of the Borders Region of Scotland. Blyth was an old barony in the lordship of Lauderdale some time ago. The first on record was of William de Blyth of Chirnesyde in Berwickshire who represented the family and rendered homage to King Edward I of England on his brief conquest of Scotland in 1296. A few years later, the seal of Adam de Blyth was appended to an account of goods purchased at Perth in 1302. James Blyth was burgess of Dundee in 1485