Seaside Road-Trip

I'd made a promise to my Nana that if we ever got a car, we'd take her for fish & chips in Anstruther. The weather was lovely today, so we put the roof down on Fig, spun by Burntisland to pick Mum & Nana up and headed along the coast.

Fig got lots of attention as soon as we parked him up in the harbour and one guy said "you should lend me it for the weekend so I can get a girl!"

Our fish & chips were delicious and Mum and I had Scottish oak wine which was recommended as the perfect accompaniment to the haddock, costing only £2.50 for a glass.

We went to the cheese farm which was a great choice because we got a lovely table outside in the fields.

We had more wine and a cheese platter with Yarg and Cuddy's Cove which was delicious.

The sea was really rough and throwing the seagulls to and throw but they didn't seem to care at all.

The windmill was pretty but a little disapointing because we couldn't get inside it.

The final stop on our road-trip was Pittenweem for hot chocolate at the Cocoa Tree Cafe.

I had the hazelnut hot chocolate which was delicious and I surprised Tom with a praline mouse.