All of these shots are from over the outer harbour.
The eastern end of the harbour with the abbey wall in the top left.
The gold circle in the bottom right is interesting and can be seen in close-up
in the next photo.

This is a detail from the above photo.
It's a circle of metal, about 16 feet (5 metres) across and it's been covered in gold leaf.
Nowadays it's a little worn, showing signs of use and abuse,
but the gold is still there.
We were told by a friendly passing expert that it's a piece of public art,
linked to the local arts festival.
We'd appreciate more information if anyone has it. Thanks.

The photo above and the three below were taken as we moved further west towards the
harbour entrance. In two of the photos you can easily see Anstruther just a mile
or so away to the east.

This is a closer view of the above photo to show the entrance to St Fillan's Cave.
St Fillan was, seemingly, the patron saint of the mentally ill. We know a few folk who
could do with praying to him, currently.

That's not water reflecting in the top left, it's plastic sheeting over early crops.


Click this line to see pictures of the St Monans windmill, nearby