FIFE PILGRIM WAY - DAY FOUR 

Just discovered your videos tonight Eddy! Not getting out these days but really enjoying the videos very much indeed! Cowdenbeath lassie!

Another great informative video Edward. I love walking and i'll definitely have to do the Fife Pilgrim Way

You missed a treat not going through Leslie Ed - it was my home until I was 18 and I was married there in 1961. I’m disappointed not to have seen it. Leslie was granted the Burgh of barony in 1458 by James11 for George Leslie who became the first Earl of Rothes. I remember when at school reading about Leslie in the 1200’s so it’s a very old town. It was named Fettykil at one point which a paper mill was named after when I lived there. There were also flax mills in Leslie where my Mum who worked in them as a 10year old for half a day and the other half she went to school until the age of 12 when she had to leave school and worked then full time in the flax mill. She was born in 1895 and I was the youngest in a family of 7, my eldest brother was 21 when I was born in 1935. My Mum went back to work in the same mill again for just 2 years when I was 14 - 16 but the flax mills have been closed now for some years. I don’t expect you to be interested in all of my reminiscences but I just wanted to let you know that Leslie, as well as Markinch also has an interesting history too. I do enjoy your videos of Scotland and I particularly like your down to earth way of narrating them. Many thanks for such enjoyable and informative films and facts about our homeland.

Just ham Eddy, ran out a mustard, times hard eh 😂😂 Makes my day seeing what's in your piece... Great video keep them comming my friend

Pity you didn,t like the trees in Glenrothes, its my favourite bit on my bike. Thought you'd get lost in Glenrothes everyone does.

A path surrounded by never ending trees can get boring. This is exactly what we have here. I'm trying to decide on my next walk next year. Return to Scotland or try Ireland?

Loving your films very professionally done and i like your relaxed approach to them. Being born in Glenrothes I love anything to do with Fife just wished i still lived there. Loved the part with the small dogs almost Connolly like story very amusing. Nice to see you doing your own music for the films being a bass and guitar player myself I appreciate the work thats gone into it. By the way what sort of camera are you using?.😀

PS i Live in that concrete Hippo :)

Ceres is pronounced like series