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Aberdour Golf Club Video Tour
UK Golf Guide:
One of the top golf courses in the UK, Aberdour is situated just six miles southeast of Dunfermline in the delightful region of Fife; lies some 30 miles south of St. Andrews and on the shores of the River Forth. St. Andrews is known throughout the world as the 'Home of Golf' and where the origins and rules of the game of golf were developed. From a golfing perspective St. Andrews may arguably be the golfing centerpiece for golf in the Kingdom of Fife but throughout the Kingdom there are a number of golfing 'Jewels in the Crown'. One of these is Aberdour where you can enjoy 'Golf with a View' and is one of the top golf courses in the UK..
It is a wonderful course one of the best golf courses in the UK that lengthens out allowing some room for a slice but with reward to those straight and long. A number of holes run along the shore of the River Forth with views across the Forth to Edinburgh and beyond. From every point on the course the golfer can never fail to be inspired by the nearby picturesque Inchcolm Island and its historic Priory; the panoramic view across the Forth to Edinburgh and the River Forth itself as it stretches out into the North Sea.
Particularly unusual is the start of two par '3's. They may be short but they are far from straightforward. The first is from an elevated tee down to a green set on a rocky promontory. The second is at least as daunting. Teeing off from the rocky platform by the first green, the shot required is across a bay to an elevated green set into a steep hillside.
From the 3rd. tee the course takes on its parkland character as it rolls and undulates across the raised beach. Take care to savour the greens -- all are beautifully sculptured with some very attractive bunkering, the 12th being a fine example.
With the fine views and a series of testing holes, Aberdour is a popular course with visitors coming from many parts of the world and is proud to be a 'Jewel in the Crown'.
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Raf Douglas Wood Scotland's Second Secret Bunker
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RAF Douglas Wood was one of a series of Chain Home air defence RDF (as radar was then called) stations around the British coast that had opened by the time war broke out in September 1939.
Four 360 foot steel lattice towers held the transmitter aerial array and four 240 foot receiver towers were placed some distance away from the transmitter towers.
Chain Home gave early warning of incoming air raids up to 80 miles offshore. On 16th October 1939 Douglas Wood was one of two radar stations that detected the formation of German bombers heading for the Forth and the first air raid over Britain of the Second World War. Spitfires were scrambled from RAF Turnhouse (now Edinburgh Airport) and RAF Drem in East Lothian and two of the raiders were shot down.
Douglas Wood successfully vectored RAF Hurricanes and Spitfires onto small groups of attacking shipping off the east coast and later, in March, April and May 1941, the radar station tracked large formations of enemy aircraft heading for the heavy raids on Clydeside. Finally, on the evening of 10th May 1945, Douglas Wood tracked three German aircraft approaching from Norway. Bound for RAF Drem, they carried German officers whose mission was to arrange the surrender of all German forces in occupied Norway.
A chain home radar station is situated in Douglas Wood some 400m NE of The Brackens. Annotated as the 'Scout Hall' on the current edition of the chart copy OS 1:10000 scale map (1972), the transmitter (and receiver block? ) is at NO 4877 4146.
The radar station at Douglas Wood is spread over three areas, the transmitter block and aerials at NO 4877 4146; the reciver block and aerials at NO 4844 4115 and the accommodation camp at NO 4954 4175. The installations were protected by at least five pillboxes. All the elements of this site are visible on vertical air photographs (RAF CPE/Scot/UK/304, 3079-3080, flown 1947).
The radar station at Douglas Wood is situated on the W side of the B978 near Downiebank. Many brick and concrete buildings and masts supports are extant over the area. The radar site is now in the wood and is now used a Boy Scout Camp.
Douglaswood Campsite and Training Centre is completely enclosed with several original war structures. There are two accommodation buildings, the Larg Centre which has a sleeping capacity of 34 people in bunk beds and the Carolina Lodge which can sleep 24 people also on bunk beds,
The camping areas can hold approximately 350 campers and is split up into 10 individual sites.
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