The Edition - St Andrews & The East Neuk Local Community Magazine - Summer 2014

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St Andrews & The East Neuk Local Community Magazine - Summer 2014

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The Edition Welcome to the Summer 2014 Issue of The Edition - St Andrews & The East Neuk Local Community Magazine.

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It’s another summer of sport with Wimbledon just First correct entry drawn wins the prize: finished and the 2014 World Cup Final looming A £20 voucher to spend with the business before the start of the Commonwealth Games on of your choice advertising in this issue.

23rd July. It was great to see the Queens Baton Send your answer along with your contact details Relay on our doorstep with local runners taking part and the name of the business you’d like to win the too. Locally there’s lots going on over the next few voucher for to the address below or email to months with Elie Fair Day 19 July. Crail Festival 23 win@theeditionmag.co.uk.

July - 2 Aug. St Andrews Highland Games 27 July.

Winner Easter 2014 - M Harrison Pittenweem Arts Festival 2-10 August. Lammas Market 8-12 August. Anstruther Harbour Festival 15-17 August & The East Neuk Wheelchair 21 - Edna & Mr P Appeal’s 25th Annual Charity Sports Dinner on 22 - Gardening 4 - Competition Sunday 16th November - see below right for details 24 - 101 Things To Do 7 - Reiki on how to get your tickets. Finally be sure to check 27 - Beauty Treatments 8 - Martin Lewis out part II of 101 Things To Do In St Andrews & 29 - Crail Festival 12 - Recipe The East Neuk on page 24.

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Until next time….

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14 - Pittenweem Arts Festival 16 - Travel - World Cup 2014 Brazil

18 - Cars

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The key benefits include deep relaxation promoting a calm, peaceful sense of wellbeing. It encourages and supports positive personal choices such as adopting a healthier lifestyle and promotes inner harmony and balance that make it easier to cope with life’s challenges.

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Martin Lewis Money Saving Expert It’s not yet time to hoot the horn in celebration, but things are looking a tad better for drivers. There was no Budget petrol tax rise, and a supermarket price war sees costs now at an average £1.29/litre – that's 13p less than the peak, while insurance prices have come off their peak too. Yet if the Stig's helmet had eyes, even they'd probably still water about the fact that car running costs alone are an average £3,500/year. So I want to help you rev up your motoring savings.

as possible. Yet different comparison sites cover different insurers, so always check at least two for a wider spread. Then check the ones they miss – including biggies www.aviva.co.uk and www.directline.com. Yet it’s also about understanding the counterlogical ways to save.

any private car park do better impressions than Rory Bremner.

Some even call themselves Parking Charge Notices to mimic official council Penalty Charge Notices. Yet they're not fines, just invoices.

If a ticket's unfairly slapped on your windscreen (eg, there were no signs), reply explaining why it's - Third party's not always cheapest. unfair and that you won't pay. It Even though it’s meatier cover, the may huff and puff, yet it can't "hit mere fact of selecting your credit record" or "send comprehensive insurance makes bailiffs" without the time and some insurers consider you a lower expense of court action. If it's an risk, which outweighs the cost for unfair council ticket, don't just Note the free website the bigger cover. So if you’re accept it - you have rights. Of those PetrolPrices.com lists the day’s looking for the cheapest, always appeals already turned down by cheapest petrol stations in your check both. councils, 50% win if they keep area for unleaded, diesel, LPG and going to the final stage. Full help other fuels.

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Hidden council MOT centres can Comparison sites only do single mean fewer fails. 40% of MOTs fail vehicles. Manually check Cut fuel use up to 30% by driving first time, often for trivialities such www.admiral.com’s multi-car more efficiently. This isn’t about policy deals and, if time, as bust light bulbs or poor slowing down (though that can windscreen wipers. So always do a www.churchill.com and help if you’re a boy or girl www.directline.com discounts. quick walk-around and, where racer). The real keys are: possible, fix before. For the test itself, if you've a long-term trusted Young drivers, try adding a) Change gear up earlier to keep parents as second garage, great. If not, little-known revs down. council MOT test centres generally drivers. Strange as it sounds, b) Treat the accelerator like a adding a responsible second driver don't do repairs, so have less money pump - the harder you incentive to fail you. The feedback to your policy can bring costs press, the more fuel flows. down.

This is because insurance is on these is great, with many saying c) Slow naturally rather than about risk, so they can bring the they get far fewer fails. There’s a ramming the brakes to use up the average down. It's a case of trial full list at www.mse.me/mots car’s momentum. and error with different firms. Yet Has the PHOTO on your licence never put someone as the main expired? You risk a £1,000 fine. driver on the car unless they really If possible, also reduce your vehicle’s weight and drag, then it While the licence itself may be are the main driver. Doing this needs less fuel to travel. So dejunk valid, the photo needs renewing falsely is called fronting; it’s illegal your trunk - many carry every 10 years. Two million have and can invalidate your expired, so check your card's insurance. Full help for under-25s unnecessary weight in the boot, correct your tyre pressure and section 4b date and if it’s expired, car insurance costs in more. go to www.gov.uk/renew-driving- www.mse.me/youngdrivers. licence to renew.

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Cake and Bake Lemon Curd Cookies Crisp and buttery with a tangy lemon flavour these delicious home-made cookies taste divine. You can change the flavourings if liked, try orange zest with fine shred marmalade or replace 1tbsp of the flour with cocoa powder and fill with chocolate and hazelnut spread for a moreish choc and nut version!

Ingredients:

1 Place the butter and sugar in a large bowl and beat

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2 Gather the mixture together with your hands and

50g butter, softened 1 tsp finely grated lemon zest 85g caster sugar 1 medium egg, beaten 175g plain flour, plus extra for dusting • 4 tbsp good quality lemon curd • Icing sugar, for dusting

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TIP The chilled dough will keep in the fridge for 2-3 days. Leave at room temperature for about 20 minutes to allow the dough to soften a little before rolling out otherwise it may crack.

Makes 16 - Ready in 30 minutes plus chilling 12

together until light and fluffy. Beat in the lemon zest and egg then sift over the flour and mix to a crumbly dough.

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knead on a floured surface until smooth. Flatten to a disc shape, wrap in cling film and chill in the fridge for about 45 minutes.

Preheat the oven to 180°C/160°F/gas mark 4. Line two baking sheets with baking parchment.

Roll the dough out on a lightly floured surface to a 5mm thickness and using a 6cm round cookie cutter stamp out 16 circles, re-rolling the dough as necessary.

Place the circles of dough on the baking sheets. Spoon about ½ teaspoon of lemon curd in the centre of each circle then pull up two sides of the each circle and pinch together tightly to seal. Chill in the fridge for a further 30 minutes.

Bake in the preheated oven for 12-14 minutes until pale golden. Cool for 5 minutes then transfer to a wire cooling rack and leave to cool completely. Serve dusted with icing sugar.

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FIFA World Cup 2014 - Brazil If there was ever a best time to visit Rio de Janerio in Brazil it would have to be during the world famous Rio Carnival, held every year just before lent. Or for every football fan it would be right now - while Brazil are hosts of the FIFA 2014 World Cup. An event which is unlikely to occur again in Brazil during my lifetime this was truly one of those trips of a lifetime and one to cross off the bucket list.

Having read “Zico A Lesson In Living” a biography of the legendary Brazilian footballer a couple of years back, I’d been dreaming of going to the Maracanã to watch a match. The stadium was built for the FIFA 1950 World Cup, the attendance at the final game of that tournament was 199,854.

Major reconstruction work was carried out on the stadium prior to the 2014 World Cup and the forthcoming Olympics and Paralympics in 2016, and it now seats 78,838 spectators.

The first game of the 2014 World Cup to be held in the Maracanã was a 2-1 victory

by Argentina over BosniaHerzegovina on Sunday 15

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June and I was one of the 74,738 there to savour the moment and what a moment it was!

The atmosphere inside was electric and that was with one hour and thirty five minutes to go before kick off, when the stadium was only half full and the atmosphere built up from there, truly amazing. Every game I’ve ever been to the fans are segregated so this was a new experience having everyone mixed together - the banter, singing and chanting was brilliant, between the Argentina fans, Bosnia fans and the local Brazil fans joining force with Bosnia.

Things threatened to spill over at one point but the perpetrators where soon calmed down. Then to see Messi score was the icing on the cake and the Argentina fans went wild.

The defining moment of the trip though was down at Copacabana beach after the Russia v Belgium game. The FIFA fan fest area was packed for the USA v Portugal game so we strolled along the black and white patterned promenade of Copacabana beach and stopped at one of

the many kiosks dotted along the 4km stretch of beach. We quickly settled into the relaxed atmosphere and enjoyed a cold drink and a plate of fried shrimps complete with tail and eyes!

While watching the game unfold.

Hawkers selling all manor of things prowl between the tables offering their wares.

Among them came along three young boys, 7 or 8 years old at most with sad faces selling sweets. Until one of them spotted a burst football left lying on the beach. Their eyes lit up like it was Christmas. Off they ran to the goal posts under the weak floodlight glare. They kicked off their flip flops, lay down their sweets at the side of the goal post and played football on the beach. One would keep goal while the others took shots. Before long their jackets came off to reveal their yellow Brazil tops with Neymar Jr 10. For about 20 minutes I watched as those original sad faces turned to joy. It’s really was one of those defining moments of the trip when you see how something so little can bring so much joy.

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Stars of the New York Motor Show

By James Baggot The New York Motor Show might not be the biggest event on the automotive calendar, but there were still some treats in store for car fans in the Big Apple.

Land Rover Discovery Concept It was launched on an aircraft carrier, next to a spaceship, with the Manhattan skyline as a backdrop - this launch is a massive deal for the manufacturer.

It’s packed with tech, including augmented reality that can project sat nav directions onto the smart glass windscreen, gesture controls that open doors without touch and the ability to remotely drive the car using a tablet or smart phone. How much will make it into production is unclear, but it’s exciting stuff.

Mercedes S63 AMG Coupe The world’s chief executives are sure to make their next meeting on time thanks to this luxury missile. With 577bhp under the bonnet, the monster S63 AMG Coupe can hit 60mph in just 3.9 seconds.

It has a 5.5-litre turbocharged V8 engine and an interior that’ll please those used to five star hotels. Air suspension, an imaginatively-titled Magic Body

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Control system and other trickery helps keep caramel lattes from spilling on Saville Row suits. On sale in November it will cost £100,000.

BMW M4 Convertible Convertible? Cabriolet? We’re not sure which term the Germans prefer, but all we know is the BMW M4 looks absolutely stunning with its roof chopped off.

The M4 features a clever threepiece folding metal roof and some not-so-subtle design tweaks.

These include quad tailpipes, a larger front bumper and a tweaked kidney grille.

The convertible will go on sale in September costing £60,730 with a 3.0-litre turbocharged six cylinder.

The 0-60mph time is now down to 4.6 seconds.

Ford Mustang 50th Anniversary It wouldn’t be an American motor show without some muscle, and thankfully Ford has been taking its protein shakes and come up with this.

The night before the show, Ford chopped one up and rebuilt it on the 86th floor of the Empire State Building, recreating a stunt they pulled off with the original back in 1954.

It’s only available in blue or white, has a retro four speed auto box

and chrome detailing. Under the “hood” is a 5.0-litre V8 producing 414bhp.

Kia Sedona At last, Kia’s not-so-pretty Sedona MPV has been given the same plastic-surgery treatment as the rest of the range. The new model might still be a little bit van-like, but with the trademark Kia tiger nose and smart headlights, it looks a lot more stylish – and it needed it.

The MPV has seating for eight as well as some clever trickery that can fold seats away and remove them.

BMW X4 There were a number of models that didn’t make our top cars of the show cut, and this X4 was very nearly one of them. Let’s face it, the crossover fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.

The maker has form here apparently 240,000 people bought the equally visuallychallenged X6. Borrowing engines from the X3, the X4 will go on sale priced from £35,590 – that’s a lot of money for a car only a mother could love. So why’s it included here? Well, we like manufacturers being brave – and revealing this with a straight face was certainly that!

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Edna and Mr P …… Electrifying [Mr P in a fizz] Edna needs the electric chair!

[Murray] Oh dear I know she has been nagging you quite a bit lately but sending her to the electric chair seems a bit drastic!

[Mr P] Och no! No that type o’ chair. The ains that gan up ‘n doon wi’ electric motors.….

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watch recently.

[Murray] You mean Watchdog on BBC1.

[Murray] Oh, yes. Usually called Rise and Recline chairs. They rise up to help someone get in or out of the chair much more easily. They are really made to individual requirements, particularly the seat height, width and depth. They can recline to almost flat and a footrest can be independently adjusted.

[Mr P] Aye and they got a right slating for slick sales patter and grossly overpricing…Started oot asking 4 times it’s value!

[Murray] I know. That sort of thing really gets my goat as I have often written about.

The way they prey on the elderly and in[Mr P] Aye, I saw that type o’ thing on Dug- firmed is criminal Literally CRIMINAL – in breach of The Consumer Protection Act for Unfair Trading, 2008.

[Murray] Anyway! How’s your new exercise regime getting on?

[Mr P] Aye, nae bad! If ye ask Edna she’ll tell ye that this week I wis oot 4 night’s running!!

For our new St Andrews readers of The Edition, if you wish to read more of the Tales of Edna & Mr P, there is a compendium book available from C C Mobility for a donation of £2 which goes entirely to the East Neuk Wheelchair Appeal Charity.

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Gardening Mediterranean Magic

By Pippa Greenwood www.pippagreenwood.com If you can’t get away this year, how about creating your own Mediterranean hotspot in your garden? Even if you do manage to escape to the sun for a week or two this year, you’ll still have the rest of the summer at home and a little slice of Italy, France or Greece outside your back door will bring happy memories flooding back.

The first thing to do is to choose the sunniest spot available – it’ll not only make sitting out there more enjoyable, but will also mean that you can install some serious sun-loving plants too.

Painting the nearby house, shed or garage wall with white masonry paint will help to create the right atmosphere and look. At the same time it will help to reflect our sunlight – often a bit washed out compared to more southern climes - so providing a stronger light for the type of plants that appreciate it.

Mediterranean gardens often make full use of the walls and any other vertical surfaces, so put up hanging baskets, pots and wall baskets and cram them full of plants.

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Plants in pots are a must and if possible choose stone or terracotta containers. If you want to make brand new pots look more weathered try painting them with a solution of plain yoghurt as this will help to encourage rapid colonisation by mosses, algae and lichens.

sure you choose items that won’t be instantly bleached by the sun.

Try growing your own oranges or lemons. With our generally milder winters some gardeners are even managing to keep these plants outside all year round with only the Any new hard landscaping minimum of protection. such as wall, paths or patios Growing your citrus tree in a and terraced surfaces will look good-sized terracotta pot best in natural stone and means that you can move it there are now also terracotta into a more protected spot if tiles available that are suitable necessary. for use in the garden. TerraWith their wonderful silvery cotta tiles can also have a storgrey leaves and their often age-heater effect too – after a rather untidy or gnarled long, hot day they will have shape, olives too are a plant absorbed a good deal of heat well worth considering. Olives and this will then be released are best grown in a large congradually in the evening. tainer unless you have a warm Add interest to a vertical surgarden and a very wellface by planting a vine. They drained soil as they hate winhave attractive leaves and ter wet. there are plenty to choose Some plants just spell out from that will fruit well in our Mediterranean Magic – try climate. You may not be able geraniums and pelargoniums, to create your own vintage aeoniums and sempervivums, but the vines will look particurosemary, thyme, oregano and larly authentic when draped pretty well anything with silwith a few bunches of grapes. very foliage. Go for the brighGlazed tiles, wall-hangings test coloured flowers and your and even the odd ornament new holiday destination will or two can also add to the also benefit from a subtle Mediterranean look, but make Mediterranean aroma too.

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101 Things To Do In St Andrews & The East Neuk #101StandrewsEastNeuk

Once again, many thanks to Eilidh Smith from Morton of Pitmilly Countryside Resort in Kingbarns who created the original list. Here are activities 22 - 42 on the list: 22. Look for the rare fulmar birds off the Castle Sands cliffs. Almost gull-like, these grey and white seabirds are related to the albatrosses. They fly low over the sea on stiff wings, with shallow wingbeats, gliding and banking to show thewhite underparts then grey upperparts.

23. Kite surfing lessons on the West Sands. It’s one of the fastest growing sports in the UK with locations like St Anderws leading the way.

24. Have lunch with views at the Castle Course Clubhouse.

With stunning views over St Andrews Bay from the circular glass front and terrace. It’s as popular as the course!

25. Go for dinner at The Peat Inn. Where a warm welcome awaits you from husband and wife team Geoffrey and Katherine Smeddle.

26. Go putting on the Himalayas. So called because of its undulating terrain, situated beside the second tee of the Old Course. Great fun whatever your handicap.

27. Get your photo taken on the Swilken Bridge. A photo on this iconic bridge is a must do for any golf fan.

28. Play a round of golf on the

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Old Course. Where better to play a round than at the Home of Golf. This has to be on every golfers bucket list.

29. Eat at The Seafood Restaurant. Enjoy amazing views with waves crashing on the beach below, great food and wine.

30. Get some sweets from Burns the sweet shop, treat yourself to some traditional old fashioned sweets from the 100’s of jars on display.

31. Walk along the Lade Braes.

The walk is named after the "lade" (artificial stream), which the canons of the priory cut to ensure a constant supply of fresh water for the cathedral.

It’s a popular route for walking, cycling and jogging.

32. Visit Craigtoun Country Park. From the famous train to the beautiful landscaped gardens there’s plenty for all ages to see and do at Craigtoun. A new trim trail with zip lines opened in June.

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42. Have a day out at Muddy Boots - Farm shop, café , zorbing, adventure course, giant sandpit, quad train and more! A great family day out.

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Running, cycling, heavy weights, tugof-war, solo piping & Highland dance.

FESTIVALS Crail Festival - 23 July - 2 August. See page 28 for more details.

Pittenweem Arts Festival - 2 - 10 August. See page 14 for more details.

LAMMAS FAIR 8 - 12 August - main street market Monday & Tuesday Give Blood - St Monans Tuesday 23 September At St Monans Town Hall 2.30 - 4pm & 5.30 - 8pm.

Give Blood - St Andrews Mon 1 & Tues 2 December Town Hall Queens Gardens. 4pm - 8pm.

Visit scotblood.co.uk for more details St Andrews Farmers Market First Saturday of Every Month 9am 1pm, Argyle Street Car Park, St Andrews.

CAMBO EVENTS Visit the Cambo website for a full listing of events for the coming months www.camboestate.com/events-list/ or call 01333 450054 for more details.

Some events require advance booking Owl Prowl - free event Saturday 12 July 7.30 – 9.00pm Summer Forest School Mon 14th – Fri 18th July, Mon 21st – Fri 25th July & Mon 4th – Fri 8th August Alice The Musical Friday 18 July - 2.30pm Tickets Adults £12, Concessions £7.50 Family £35, Children under 3 Free.

Alice The Musical – Workshop Friday 18 July - 1pm. Tickets £3 For children aged 5 to 10 years.

The Handlebards Friday 1 August. An outdoor Shakespeare performance by the cycling group of actors.

CLAY OVENS - free event Sat 30 August & Sun 12 October. 10.3012.30 & 1.30-3.30pm. Make an outdoor clay bread oven using local clay The Cambo Canter 2K and 5K Sunday 28 September. Scenic, multi terrain FUN RUN through Cambo Estate for all the family. Stars 11am

Registration open 10-10.50am on day Adults £3.00 Children under 16 £1.50.

Woodfair & Octoberfest - free entry 11 October 12 to 4pm. Workshops, activities and stalls for all the family Stone Carving - free event Sunday 12 October 10am-12pm, 12.302.30pm and 3-5pm. Advance booking.

Cambolicious Saturday 8 November 2 to 8pm Craft Beer Festival Music – Food – Delicious Beer!

CRAIL FOLK CLUB - Upcoming events at Crail Town Hall - 8pm.

Jul 10 - Mike Whellans £6 Aug 14 - Singers Night £1 Aug 28 - Fiona Hunter & Mike Vass £6 Sep 11 - North Sea Gas £6 Sep 25 - Singers Night £1 Oct 09 - Singers Night £1 Oct 23 - Flossie Malavialle £6 Visit website www.crailfolkclub.org.uk or call Bernie on 451126 for more info.

Pittenweem St Johns Summer Fair @ Great House Garden Saturday 19 July. 2pm – 4pm. £2 inc refreshment. Stalls - books, bric-a-brac, plants, tombola. Kid’s games & Raffle.

Pitenweem Community Council Fundraising Events Saturday 16 August Pittenweem Indoor Farmers Market @ New Town Hall, Session Street 10:00am - 2pm Saturday 13 Sept, 11 Oct & 1 Nov Indoor Car Boot Sale New Town Hall, Pittenweem, 9am.

Saturday 25 Oct Film Night “Mamma Mia” at Scout Hall. For more information contact the Events Coordinator Margaret Wardlaw 01333 312362.

EAST NEUK ART CLUB Old and new members warmly welcomed. Anyone interested in joining can contact the secretary for more details Tel. 01334 880 332 or email seagates@tiscali.co.uk Patchwork & Quilting Group Meet from 7 - 9pm on Wednesday evenings in Dreel Halls. Details from Christine Keay 01333 310579.

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Stepping Stones Coffee Morning Every Tuesday morning 10 - 11.30am Dreel Halls Anstruther, £1.

Photography Exhibition St Andrews Photographers have an Exhibition in Holy Trinity Church, South Street, St Andrews from June to September, where there are a selection of Mounted Photographs and notelets for sale. They will also be at Pittenweem Arts Festival in "The Old Coal Yard" 66 High Street from 2nd to 10th August 10.00 - 5.00pm all welcome. www.standrewsphotographicsociety.com

ELIE FAIR DAY July 19, 2014 - 1pm and 4pm. amusement and entertainment for all the family. Music, inflatables, games, strawberries and fizz, magicians and a host of other things to see and do.

East Neuk Wheelchair Appeal’s 25th Annual Charity Sports Dinner Sunday 16 November 7pm at Fairmont St Anderws. Tickets £55. See page 4.

Anstruther Harbour Festival Friday 15 - Sunday 17 August. Friday evening opening ceremony with pipe band march, scottish country dancing display and ceilidh in the Festival's quayside marquee. Anstruther Muster, organised by Anstruther Sailing Club with its gathering of visiting boats. East of Scotland Boat Jumble, with specialist boating and chandlery traders. Classic Boat Rally of historic yachts, motorboats and working boats. On the Saturday - Coastal Rowing Regatta, organised by St Ayles Rowing Club, in the East harbour. Anstruther Lifeboat and inshore rescue boat on display.

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