These shallow caves and limestone arches along the Fife coastal trail are a must visit if you're passing by. It's said that one of these caves housed St Adrian, and you can see many crosses carved into the rock inside. He was later killed by invading Danes in 875 AD.

These caves were formed by erosion from the sea before the land level was changed and you can now see them raised to their current elevated height.

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March 30, 2020

Legend has it if you manage to throw a stone straight through the small hole in the cliff, without touching the sides, you will have some good luck 🍀

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Elevation 60 m

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Location: Royal Burghs Of Kilrenny And Anstruther, And Of Cellardyke, Fife, Scotland, United Kingdom

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