Salt Pans Windmill

by Susan
(Inveraray)

Salt Pans Windmill

Salt Pans Windmill

I can't remember exactly where the salt pans were when we were exploring all these lovely fishing villages and their surrounds - maybe just up from Elie??? Again it was on our February visit when we were based in St Andrews and had absolutely amazing weather to go exploring all these places and to walk parts of the glorious Fife Coastal walk.

I just liked this one because you don't see too many windmills in Scotland. This one is in an amazing location; it stands on a hill overlooking the glorious Firth of Forth, with the most fantastic views.

It used to be a working windmill of course, but is a tourist attraction today, although the opening hours are limited especially in the winter. It's well worth a visit if you're in the East Neuk of Fife.

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Oct 29, 2007
Holland as well
by: Anonymous

Thanks Susan - well Fife really does have it all, now we are in Holland!

The Kingdom is full of surprises, thats why we love to live here.

Oct 29, 2007
A bit of Fife's History
by: May

Susan, thank you for sharing this picture also.

I believe it is the windmill near St Monans (in the East Neuk. Check out my page on historic buildings for more information on this.

Thanks for adding this photograph.

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