| Page Views: 805 Last Visit to Dunfermline: February, 2007 I Used To Live Here | The King sits in Dunfermline Toon by scottishvisitor - last update: Feb 27, 2007 |
They say your past may return to haunt you Returning to a well kent place was for me a real treasure. Following my own footsteps - re living moments and remembering the past no ghost's to lay bare only happy memories. |
|  | The Ancient Capital of Scotland The real plus here is Dunfermline is only fifteen minutes away from Scotlands Capital Edinburgh. You could find yourself so near yet so far away. |
The lost village of my childhood As well as visiting the Historic Town I came to see my home village not far but today far removed. | | |
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| Pros: | "History" | | Cons: | "None that I noticed like most places look for the best bits" | | In A Nutshell: | "A Town from my past but still part of the future" |
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tiabunna Sun Jan 25, 2009 12:59 UTC
I've enjoyed this very personal and nostalgic tour with you, Joan. We visited Edinburgh, but to think Dunfermline was just 'up the road' a little! Oh well, maybe 'next time'! | NYTim Tue Dec 2, 2008 18:00 UTC
I worked with many men from the Glencraig and Mary pits. I was in the Nellie pit and when it closed, like all the other small ones, we were transferred to the Longannet complex..Cowdenbeath where I grew up is a ghost town. | magor65 Thu Jul 17, 2008 18:13 UTC
You grew up surrounded by beauty - no wonder you love nature so much. Wonderful page about lovely places. And Gaelic coffee must be what I know as Irish coffee - delicious. | Nemorino Thu May 8, 2008 22:46 UTC
Great that you could re-visit your home village and the places you remember from your childhood! I've been to concerts in Carnegie Hall -- but only the one in New York, not Dunfermline. |
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