West Wemyss
Another lovely weekend here. Rabbit and I went away in the van to Dysart, on the Fife coast, and had a long but interesting walk along the coastal path to West Wemyss, East Wemyss and the East Wemyss ancient caves.
This row of houses in West Wemyss caught my eye. You can see from the recycling bins etc that they're not preserved in aspic but are real homes - but they've retained the traditional east of Scotland style and colours.
It's hard to imagine, particularly on a summer's day with flowers blooming all along the shore, that this quiet area of Fife was once full of industry - coal mines, salt pans, ship building, gas works.
(oh, and for anyone who's wondering how to pronounce it - it's 'weems'!)
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Taken on Saturday June 9, 2018
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Posted on Sunday June 10, 2018
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Andy Rodker said:
This is a very beautiful place and shot!
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