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26-JAN-2009

Kincraig Point

Earlsferry, Fife

Gaelic hasn't been spoken in Fife for centuries but most of the older place names in Fife are derived from gaelic and/or Pictish (eg placenames with the prefix Pit as in Pittenweem).
Kincraig probably derives from the gaelic words cenn (head) and carraig (rocky) denoting a rocky headland.

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lou_rozensteins30-Mar-2009 00:35
Very impressive landscape. A great point of view, and details. Well done.
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