Tag: Images from the Geograph British Isles project needing categories in grid NO5603

White Wing ME113 White Wing. Built in 1917 and now an exhibit in the Scottish Fisheries Museum.

Seawall at Anstruther Harbour

Stepping stones from the Esplanade Looking down from the Esplanade into Anstruther Wester harbour, where a series of stepping stones permits crossing of the Dreel Burn provioded the tide is not too hi…

St Andrews Rd, Anstruther Junction of St Andrews Road, with cars, and Station Road, Anstruther with the Waid Academy in the background.

Dreel Burn Looking down the Dreel Burn from the road bridge

Dreel Burn The Dreel at low tide by the harbour stonework, Wester Anstruther

Dreel Burn Looking upstream from the Dreel Bridge.

Anstruther harbour

Anstruther Marina Pleasure craft still keep active what once was a busy fishing harbour.

Above the Ship Tavern Steep winding street.

Anstruther Lifeboat Station and Slipway

West Haven Beach and Anstruther Golf Club's clubhouse.

The end of the Dreel This is where the River Dreel meets the North Sea. The sandy spit of land is a magnet for many waders.

Stepping stones, Dreel Burn The Fife Coast Path takes a short cut across the burn using concrete blocks. At high water you have to go round by the High Street.

Sea wall, Anstruther Looking west from the end of Shore Street. The town's Church of Scotland is in the distance.

Red Sandstone in Anstruther The afternoon winter sun brings out the warm colour of the Murray Library.

Reaper FR958 The two masted herring boat over wintering in Anstruther Harbour. Under sail: [[[830833]]]

Harbour Beacon The beacon on the end of the Anstruther Harbour sea wall.

Anstruther Harbour Now mostly converted into a marina, fish are landed at nearby Pittenweem. The Mediterranian appearance is deceptive; it's a sunny day but snow is still lying in shady areas. The har…

Anstruther Church yard, and the town beyond

Anstruther's seafront Looking east from the Church of Scotland's grveyard.

Anstruther Wester The sea front seen from by the stepping stones over the Dreel Burn.

Anstruther Church, Hew Scott Hall and the old Town Hall

The Ship Tavern at Anstruther

The harbour road at Anstruther

Stout Defence The seawall at Anstruther Harbour.

Public toilets, Shore Street It costs 30p to spend a penny. That's six bob for a Jimmy McRiddle! When you've gotta go, you've gotta go, but surely that's just extracting the urine.

Out for a duck Onlookers along the banks of the Dreel Burn cheering 1,000 plastic ducks down towards the sea at Anstruther's annual Easter Monday charity duck race.

East basin at Anstruther Harbour

Dreel Tavern At the time, closed for refurbishment.

Wester Anstruther Houses by the Dreel Bridge with Anstruther Wester Church spire dominating the skyline.

West harbour Anstruther Calm waters near sunset.

View from the viaduct The Dreel Burn from the old railway viaduct and looking towards Anstruther.

Town hall Wester Anstruther The old town hall alongside the Kirk and opposite 97016.

Town Hall, Anstruther East side from School Green.

Tolbooth Wynd, Anstruther Looking down from the High Street towards Shore Street just past the curve.

The Waterfront Restaurant & Accommodation

The RNLI strutting their stuff! The crew were practising high speed turns in the harbour.

The Lighthouse Murray's Chippy and the Lighthouse.

The Dreel Burn The Dreel Burn just above the railway viaduct in the community nature reserve.

Summer evening in Anstruther

Stepping stones As an alternative to a nearby road bridge, it is possible to cross the Dreel Burn here in Anstruther Wester harbour ... when the tide is not high.

St Andrews Rd, Anstruther St Andrews Road on the northern edge of Ansthruther and looking towards the town. Waid Academy on the left.

Shore Street seats The west end of Shore Street. Seats by the toilets and the harbour.

Rodger Street, Anstruther

Sea Walls Wester Anstruther I think these walls along the Wester Anstruther shore have a hint of the Mediterranean about them especially when the sun is shining unlike today.

Sea wall and sea front cottages, Anstruther

Murray Library, Anstruther The distinctive Red Sandstone of the Murray Library stands out on the western end of Shore Street. It was opened in 1907. David Murry was born in Anstruther in December 1829…

Princess Titaua's memorial Memorial to Princess Titaua Marama of Tahita. Wife to George Darsie. Born Papetdai Moorea, November 3rd 1842 Died, Anstruther September 25th 1898 aged 55. A long way from he…

Once a railway bridge This bridge once carried the East Fife Railway across the Dreel Burn here, just west of Anstruther station. The burn is still going strong, but not the railway nor the station.