This is the ruin of St Serf’s Church or Tower a few yards from the harbour in Dysart in Fife just to the east of Kirkcaldy. Seemingly St Serf lived in a cave nearby which is now in the grounds of a Carmelite convent

Dysart is also the birthplace of John McDouall Stuart who was the guy who walked - with others - across Australia from south to north and set out the route of a telegraph line and the highway from Adelaide to Alice Sprigs and on to Darwin.

The Stuart Highway is named in his honour and Dysart has a small museum dedicated to him in the village.

The inner harbour and the Harbourmaster’s House which is now a gallery, gift and coffee shop.

The harbour, including some interesting artwork, taken looking west.