Anstruther ~ an ancient fishing port with charming scenery.

Anstruther is an ancient fishing port on the east coast of Fife, located 15 kilometers southeast of St. Andrews and 80 kilometers south of Edinburgh on the Firth of Forth. The name Anstruther is of Scottish Gaelic origin. The history of the town can be traced back to the early 12th century. In 1583, King James VI of Scotland approved the town as a royal borough, granting it trading rights and recognizing the important status of its port. On June 26, I took the "May Princess" cruise ship to May Island. After returning, I spent 3 hours walking around the streets of the town and the port area. After walking around the whole town, I felt that the west breakwater is the best place to view Anstruther Town. , the best viewing and photographing spots for harbor boats and the sea. The light at 6 or 7 o'clock in the afternoon is ideal. Under the setting sun, Anstruther has a charming view. There is a famous fish and chip shop in the town called Anstruther Fish Bar, which has been awarded the title of best fish and chip shop. Their cod is very fresh, fried to a delicious and tender taste, and the English stubby French fries are better than the French fries in fast food restaurants. Takeaway fish and chips is £10.50 per portion, which is affordable. Anstruther Favre