Anstruther, Crail and Cellardyke

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Anstruther, Crail and Cellardyke

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Walked the Crail to Anstruther trail On Satuday and took this photo at Anstruther which may tickle a certain old person's fancy on this forum.

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Another photo of the marina

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Crail Harbour

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Cellardyke Harbour

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Re: Anstruther, Crail and Cellardyke

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jeffree wrote:Walked the Crail to Anstruther trail On Satuday and took this photo at Anstruther which may tickle a certain old person's fancy on this forum.
Jings - another imposter - and this Claymore isn't Claymore - or even a Claymore!

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Re: Anstruther, Crail and Cellardyke

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What is the minimum water depth at Anstruther?
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BlowingOldBoots wrote:What is the minimum water depth at Anstruther?
Just tack when you see the seagull's knees and you'll be fine :lol:
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Re: Anstruther, Crail and Cellardyke

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BlowingOldBoots wrote:What is the minimum water depth at Anstruther?
Bugger all in the outer harbour when the tide's out and bilge keels needed in the inner.

The Google satellite picture was taken with the tide out - you will see what I mean!
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