I so enjoyed this. I have just finished the book “The Darkest Shore” by Karen Brooks about the witch hunt in the 18th century among the fish wives. The story is centred on this town and is a fiction novel based on fact. So happy to have found this. Thank you.
The numbers on the cobbles were to do with placing out the fish for sale in days gone by and they were repositioned from the pier with the oil tanks that’s where the fish used to be sold. Great video btw.
It would be more interesting if you had more information about the place you are visiting. You had plenty questions but no answers. I knew where you were because I lived there.
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greetings to Pettenweem what a fascinating city with a lot of history and roots from Chile South America 🇨🇱 💙 🏴
I so enjoyed this. I have just finished the book “The Darkest Shore” by Karen Brooks about the witch hunt in the 18th century among the fish wives. The story is centred on this town and is a fiction novel based on fact. So happy to have found this. Thank you.
Many thanks. Pittenweem is probably my favourite East Neuk of Fife place.
Mine too, Ed. Just got back from a lovely few days there, walking the coastal path. @@EdExploresScotland
I'm spoiled for Pittenweem. Thank you.
Probably my favourite place in the whole area.
Lovely film, beautiful place. Thank you
The numbers on the cobbles were to do with placing out the fish for sale in days gone by and they were repositioned from the pier with the oil tanks that’s where the fish used to be sold.
Great video btw.
Many thanks for that. It would be so easy to let these little bits of social history be forgotten about.
Cool, I never knew that
Great video. Thanks.
Ed, one of my fave songs is Pittenweem Jo , going to check if its on youtube now
A suspected witch was kept in that cave for 3 months. The book 'the Weem Witch, the Pittenweem witch trials by Leonard Low is a great read.
That's interesting. It's a fascinating little cave.
My great grandad was born here but moved to England and married, I live in the north east of England
It's one of my favourite places in Fife's East Neuk. Stunningly beautiful.
Another very interesting video.
Thank you. It would be difficult to go wrong when featuring Pittenweem; the town is stunningly beautiful.
It would be more interesting if you had more information about the place you are visiting. You had plenty questions but no answers. I knew where you were because I lived there.
Good point. I'm often not as good with facts as I could be. At the end of the day, you can't beat a good question. Take care.
I’m totally not looking for my home