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St Serf's Church (in ruins) in Dysart, Fife
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, the guy who walked across Australia from south
to north and set out the route of a telegraph line and the road that's now called The Stuart Highway.
There's a small museum dedicated to him in the village of Dysart.
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, the guy who walked across Australia from south
to north and set out the route of a telegraph line and the road that's now called The Stuart Highway.
There's a small museum dedicated to him in the village of Dysart.
From a little further east.
The Tower in more detail.
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