A WEE DRIVE 3

Our coastal rove along eastern Scotland brought us first to the idyllic fishing village of Crail.

No space toys but for small boats it was heaven, but not for lobsters. You could pick your own from a tank. We didn't.

Instead we ate heartily in Crail's chippy but bottled on the Steak and Black Pudding Pie! Would you? 

The nearby fishing village of Pittenween was just as picturesque.

It was Arts week and every house, shed and garage had been opened up and filled with art. It was quite amazing. Even TV personality Phil Jupitus had a studio there.

Feeling overcome with art I just had to snap this old push-iron leaning against a Pittenween wall.

Moving along the coast we encountered angry skies over the sea at St. Monans.

We ate the local macaroni pie on a bench until it chucked it down.

When the clouds parted St. Monans was another gorgeous fishing hamlet boasting its own harbourside fish smokery, where happy folks sat and ate smoked fish and seafood and boats were moored.

That evening we drove to St.Andrews, famous Scottish university town and the home of golf.

As we scoffed Tayberry ice-cream the sun set over the coastal city.