Tentsmuir National Nature Reserve

Exploring Abandoned WW2 Defences - Tentsmuir Forest, Fife

Finding Seals at Tentsmuir Forest & Beach - Visit Scotland - VLOG 16

Dave has been telling me there are seals in Scotland for ages but has not shown me any, today we headed to Tentsmuir where we were told there would definitely be some.
We unfortunately got the tide times wrong but sure enough we found the seals sunbathing on the beach, we couldn't get very close due to the sea surrounding us at super speed but what a beautiful place we found :)

If you have any suggestions of places to visit in Scotland or some activities we can do over the next few weeks please let us know :)


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Tentsmuir stroll

Jag, Chelsea Leigh and Rosie take a stroll on Tentsmuir beach.

Biggest Baddest Bucket List - Tentsmuir Forest, Scotland

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This is my entry into the Biggest Baddest Bucket List competition from My Destinations. It features Tentsmuir Forest in Scotland

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Tentsmuir ww2 sea defences

Great wee wander to tentsmuir to see the anti-tank blocks and pillboxes that were put in place by the polish army to defend Scotland’s east coast line from invasion in the 1940s.

Isle of May - the Jewel of the Forth

A trip on the May Princess from Anstruther to the Isle of May in the Firth of Forth, Scotland. The island is a National Nature Reserve owned and run by Scottish Natural Heritage. There are lots of Puffins, Guillemot, Razorbill etc. and the remains of a 12th Century monastery.

North Sea Seals in Fife, early morning

North Sea Seals in Fife, early morning


North Sea, Seals, Fife, early morning,

Scotlands Ancient Forest pt2

Our ancient ancestors lived a hunter gatherer lifestyle for thousands of years. In this close communion with nature eating plants, known more commonly today as herbal medicines or weeds was commonplace. How did our ancestors know what to eat? It was not by trial and error. In this beautiful clip Prof. Ian Stewart communes with nature as our ancestors did and experiences the truly meditative nature of life lived in harmony with ones environment.

Racing Siberian Huskies

Siberian Husky Team Moving Up A Gear at the Siberian Husky Club Of GB Race. Tentsmuir Forest November 2011.