King Malcolm Dunfermline

Queensferry Rd Dunfermline, Fife, Scotland, KY11 5DS, United Kingdom

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Day 43 – Kirkliston to Green Knowes

A travel blog entry by sueandjulie

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Today we wiped Edinburgh and Dunfermline off the map, however the highlight of the day was finally getting to cross the Forth Road Bridge which looked fabulous in the morning sun. Before we crossed we took a moment to sit and partake of a cup of tea at a hideaway service station on the South side to savour the view. We took to the West Side footpath, as the East was closed for servicing. It is only when you ...

Questions on the world - Andy's answers

A travel blog entry by andyandsuez

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... guides for day tours and to be honest not many of them stick in your memory, other than a huge number of the ones in Vietnam were called Tang! Dallas, who ran the Barossa Valley wine tour was really friendly and knowledgeable.


Q. What were the best / worst flights (airlines) : catering - flight-attendants - landings (who were the aeroflot/luftwaffe or the pride of the RAF pilots) ?

Best - Jet Airways from Cochin to Singapore had probably ...

Haggis, cannons and castles

A travel blog entry by amanda_escapes

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... to get organised! So now Ben is in possession of a new towel (to replace the one that got left in Mexico), a new sleeping sack (to replace the one that got left God knows where), new travel pants (to replace the ones that got left on a bus on the way to Santa Cruz) and new jeans (to replace the ones that currently have a very large hole in a very unfortunate place, but which have still been worn every day because he has no other pants!). And we are both in possession of ...

Dunfermline

A travel blog entry by mbsteve

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Dunfermline
On the way to Dunkeld they took us part the two Forth briges. The original bridge was build in the early 1800 as a railway bridge and it is huge. The second bridge is the road bridge which was built more recently, I think in the 1960s. Both these bridges were magnificent, maybe it is because I am more used to seeing the harbor bridges of Auckland and Sydney, but I think both these bridges were way better than the harbor ...

Planes, Trains, and Automobiles

A travel blog entry by 2totango

... on the pavement all while trying to avoid hitting boarding passengers. Relieved we'd made it without one of us or a bike going on to the next stop, we were shocked to find two flights of stairs staring us in the face. I ran around looking for the lift or the ramp. Surely there must be something - the trains are wheelchair accessible! But no. Only a few stations are accessible apparently...Thankfully it wasn't a super busy station as we didn't want to ...

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