Discover Cupar: Your Ultimate Guide to Scotland's Hidden Treasure

[@nevillesevicke-jones1227]

From NZ we first visited Cupar one day in 2004.. came up from town ( Edinburgh),, took bus towards Dairsie then got off and walked a few km to Kemback, where my wife's father grew up in the 20-30s.... walked back to the A91 ,, by bus to Leuchars then train back to Waverley.
Last visit around Aug 17-19th Aug 2016 we stayed a couple of nights at a very comfortable, modernised place up a slight rise from the centre of Cupar and 10 mins walk from the railway station... this time we were able to drive out to Kemback and up to the ancient churches and graveyard..seeing two of my wife's relatives named among the fallen in WW1,, a Joseph Burns and,,*..this on the memorial on the (relatively) modern church.
I could only imagine how cold and dismal the whole place must have been growing up there before WW2, fine in summer, but otherwise.....

[@karynbrown2951]

Cupar has a close community
Friendly & welcoming
Proud to call my hometown

[@JourneyDude]

Nice

[@salamander4944]

Definitely best video about Cupar so far

[@JourneyDude]

Wow, thanks!

[@Clody725]

My home town is so beautiful 🤩

[@JourneyDude]

It really is!

[@TheWrightLifeTravelChannel]

Cuper definitely isn’t a place that looks boring! Thank you for introducing it to us!

[@JourneyDude]

so many people think that it is :D

[@andrewdewar8159]

Beautiful dogs

[@JourneyDude]

thanks

[@shawnconely8667]

great vid

[@joungtraveller6017]

great

[@JourneyDude]

thx

[@andrewmcdowell5402]

beautiful

[@JourneyDude]

Thank you! 😊

[@caninaandra3204]

well done

[@JourneyDude]

thank you