‘Healing Paths of Fife’ December Quiz ~ 2 more paperbacks up for grabs

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HEALING PATHS OF FIFE

DECEMBER QUIZ

ONLY ENTRIES FROM THE UK ACCEPTED

HOW TO ENTER:

Entry fee: A donation of your choice to Kirkcaldy Foodbank via

Just Giving Kirkcaldy Foodbank

Write your name with the comment:

December Quiz entry ‘Healing Paths of Fife’

Name the five beautiful locations on The Fife Coastal Path above

Then send your five responses by email to diana@dianamaryjackson.co.uk , or fill in the form below:

 

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CLOSING DATE 11th DECEMBER 2019

The first two with the correct answers will be announced on December 16th and will be sent an email and then their copy of ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ will be sent to arrive, hopefully, before Christmas.

Follow me @Riduna on Twitter for some clues on Thursday 5th to Tuesday 10th til close of competition at 5 pm on 11th December GMT

‘The Healing Paths of Fife’ in aid of Kirkcaldy Foodbank at The Kangus Christmas Bazaar Kirkcaldy

Kangus Christmas Bazaar

Old Kirk, Kirkcaldy

30th November 2019

11am to 4pm

I will have a wee stall at this event selling

‘The Healing Paths of Fife’

in aid of

Kirkcaldy Foodbank.

A fantasy memoir ~
Diana walked along the Fife Coastal Path

Here’s a map to find The Old Kirk, Kirkcaldy

I hope to see you there.

Kirkcaldy ~ A Place of Two Halves ~ ‘Healing Paths of Fife’ in aid of Kirkcaldy Foodbank

The Merchants’ Quarter

‘Healing Paths of Fife’ in aid of Kirkcaldy Foodbank

Kirkcaldy at its best

My last post described the difficulties families are facing making ends meet in areas of Kirkcaldy but the Lang Toon is a place of two halves. There are areas of beautiful well kept stone family houses and terraces near the centre of Kirkcaldy and many points of rich cultural heritage including The Museum, library and art galleries, The Adam Smith Theatre and The Old Kirk which boasts of accomplished musical events to name but a few.

 

There are places being restored bringing back new life to the town centre including The Kings Theatre, The Olympic Arcade and the Merchant’s Quarter. See a previous post on my virtual tour of the Fife Coastal Path ~ Kirkcaldy.

Seafield Tower and the Seals

 

There are lovely walks along the promenade, out to Seafield to watch the seals or a gentle stroll to The Harbourmaster’s House in Dysart not to mention the numerous well tended parks.

Maybe a bit controversial, but there is much new building around the outskirts of Kirkcaldy, changing the demographics of the area, all of which should bring more prosperity to the town and attract businesses to establish here. A linoleum factory has even been been restored and reopened, for example, due to the ‘green nature’ of its product, bringing much needed employment to this no so wee toon.

Projects who support local folks in need in Kirkcaldy

The Kirkcaldy Foodbank, sees itself as a last resource to ensure no person is left hungry in Kirkcaldy and the surrounding areas, but there are other places which give well needed support. Here are two of them.

The Cottage Family Centre

A thriving community needs driven hub supported by Gordon Brown.

Greener Kirkcaldy

Giving practical advice and guidance regarding energy needs, also encouraging growing your own vegetables, cooking from basic ingredients and sewing etc

During November and December 2019

any royalties for copies of ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’

sold on Kindle worldwide will go to

Kirkcaldy Foodbank

Click on photo for universal Amazon link to The Healing Paths of Fife

Please Click on the link to buy ‘The Healing Paths of Fife’

I have had wonderful feedback about this fantasy/memoir of mine, and so I ask you to spread the word. This is my way of giving back to a supportive community in our relocation to Fife. It is only £2.99 in the UK and $3.72 in the USA. If you’ve read it already then please spread the word. If not please buy it for a good cause and let me know what you think.