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Fife at Work
This fascinating pictorial history takes a look back at the days when Fife was home to a wide variety of traditional industries, including mining, farming, fishing, pottery and textile factories, shipping, and shipbuilding. Featuring more than 160 archive images, each accompanied by an informative caption, this volume recalls the people who lived and worked here--the linen workers at their looms, the farmers feeding lambs, the miners heading to their collieries, and the fishermen with their nets--all of which paint a vivid picture of a way of life now largely disappeared. While a number of Fife businesses have been handed down through several generations, adapting and modernizing as necessary over the years, many have finally closed after decades of trade, but are nevertheless fondly remembered.
Orienteering
Crowood Sports Guides provide sound, practical advice that will make you a better sportsperson, whether you are learning the basic skills, discovering more advanced techniques or reviewing the fundamentals of your sport. This book includes information boxes containing tips and advice aimed at all levels of ability; how to get started and take part in your first event; the skills and techniques needed by those just beginning orienteering and by more advanced competitors, and maps and photographs in full colour depicting techniques, the terrain, top runners and all aspects of this exhilarating and exciting adventure sport. Superbly illustrated with over 200 maps and photographs specially selected to illustrate the text on techniques and terrain.
Potteries of Kirkcaldy
Carol McNeill explores the fascinating history of Kirkcaldy's potteries.
Kirkcaldy Harbour
Lavishly illustrated throughout, Carol McNeill tells the fascinating story of Kirkcaldy Harbour tracing its story from its sixteenth-century royal connections.
Teaching Orienteering
Teaching Orienteering makes it easier than ever for busy teachers, leaders, and coaches to introduce orienteering skills and techniques to students of the sport. For those new to teaching orienteering, the book provides a detailed opening chapter of solid foundational information to help them get started. Later chapters follow a logical progression designed to help students learn the sport in familiar, easy terrain before moving them into more difficult environments. This edition is an excellent reference for physical education, outdoor education, and classroom teachers, as well as for university instructors and youth group leaders.
Teaching Orienteering
Teaching Orienteering (Second Edition) makes it easier than ever for busy teachers, leaders, and coaches to introduce orienteering skills and techniques to students of the sport. Each suggested exercise in the book is self-contained and can be used in whatever order teachers or leaders deem appropriate for their needs. Plus, each exercise has been laid out so that teachers can quickly determine the purpose of the exercise, the age groups it is suitable for, the time it will take to complete, and the equipment needed.
Kirkcaldy Links Market
This title charts the history of the Kirkcaldy Links Market.
