Tag Archives: Lochgelly

The Woods and the Words

Posted on 15/11/2012 by

The stories are still told of a time before the water. When the earth lay heaped, black and smouldering. It is said that they tunnelled u n d e                                       g          r          o          u          n          d for black diamonds to … Continue reading →

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Levitate the Crags!

Posted on 23/02/2012 by

One of the most direct ways to immerse yourself in Fife’s liminal energies is to walk the Coastal Path. Out on the edge at the intersection of land and sea is always a receptive  place to be.  However, for the … Continue reading →

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