The next morning we drove down to the family home in Kirkcaldy via the home of golf (St. Andrews). I must admit, I’m not a golfer, but I did think that St. Andrews (where prince Williams goes to college) was a really lovely old town. Castles and cathedrals all over the place!
The bridge that I’m on is called the Swilkin Bridge, and players walk across it before moving onto the 18th Hole.
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The drive down was stunning – with all the trees covered in snow. This beech hedge is in fact the tallest beech hedge in the world (Meikleour Beach Hedge) planted in 1745 and is over 120 feet tall at the highest point… so there!
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Then a lovely run along the coast through fishing and tourist villages before arriving in Kircaldy.
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