Welcome to the Scottish Heritage Home Page!

  The Royal Burgh of Earlsferry

  

"Ah !  what pleasant visions haunt me

As I gaze upon the sea !

    All the old romantic legends,

    All my dreams come back to me." 

                -Longfellow-

 

Map of Scotland Showing Earlsferry

Air Training Corps

Albert
Autumn  
Bandirran

Beach Ponies  

Boat Wynd  

Bonspeil

Caddy Days

Cadgers Road
Casual Acquaintance
Chapel Green         

Child of the Sea

Cliff Walks

The Coffin

The Dome Park
Earlsferry House

Earlsferry Lobsters

Earlsferry Town Hall 
Earlsferry in World War II

Elie Lighthouse  

Elie Rubies

   

 

"Breathes there the man, with soul so dead, who never to himself hath said,    This is my own, my native land."

 

And Earlsferry never lets me forget it.

 

This personal website, courtesy of "BendBroadband", is started on this day the 4th of January 2006  to occupy me during some of the hours that winter confines me to the indoors.  I've chosen to name my site, "Scottish Heritage" and what evolves will mostly be personal remembrances of my early years in the village where I was born in 1926, The Royal Burgh of Earlsferry,  in the County of Fife, on the east coast of Scotland.

This website started at the suggestion and encouragement of my school teacher daughter, Heather (Mrs. Renz) and her daughter Hillary. Heather is my webmaster and E-mail is our go-between.

 

Update

I acquired a book on Microsoft FrontPage and slowly but surely Heather has weaned me to the point that I no longer need her help.( Well almost. Occasionally I do have to send, " Hey Heath,--Got a problem". ) The school teacher in her surfaced.   She just had to disprove the myth of old dogs and new tricks. Ha. Ha.  Look at Heather's awesome fourth grade class website.

 

Most of the pictures on this personal web site have been sent to me in Oregon by my Earlsferry friend and master photographer, Albert Lawrie.  Visit Alberto's Website about Earlsferry and Elie. Also visit Alberto's fascinating new web site The Alberto Hutte  

 

To return to my Home Page from any of my individual pages, click either on the "Lighthouse" at the bottom of each page or the words "Scottish Heritage" at the top of each page or click the  "Back" button.

 

"Till a' the seas gang dry."

     

Website last updated May 05, 2008

Sydney "Scott" Reekie e-mail sbr@bendcable.com

 

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