Hi Steemian friends,
On a trip to fife in Scotland this summer we stayed just outside the village of Elie in Fife. Plenty of walks along the coast to be had and on this day we took a walk from Elie towards St. Monas. We had wonderful weather that day, with beautiful views out to sea. As we walked we could see Lady’s Tower not far away so decided to take a closer look.
Now a ruin the tower was built in 1760 for Lady Janet Anstruther who used it as a summer house and for getting changed in before bathing in the sea. There was a bell attached to warn villages nearby to stay away while she bathed so her modesty could be protected.
Tower wall construction
View from inside the tower out to sea
Bye for now and have fun!
Gareth
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So beautiful.
Amazing photos! Thanks for sharing :)
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Such a beautiful part of the country and you have captured some fantastic images. I would recommend the Fife Coastal Path to anyone visiting the East coast of Scotland.
hello! I like your photos.nice shots. keep posting! thanks.