Carnegie reads that, "FIFE WAS riding on the crest of a wave yesterday after four more of its seaside locations were granted designated bathing beach status. Leven, Kirkcaldy (Seafield), Kinghorn (Harbour) and Tentsmuir Sands can now boast of having water fit to swim in, and The Courier understands there could be further good news for Leven and Kirkcaldy when the annual Blue Flag and Seaside Awards are announced tomorrow. Two Fife bathing beaches— Roome Bay at Crail and Pettycur at Kinghorn—were among six the panel was asked to consider withdrawing the designation from because of low usage, but the minister accepted the recommendation that they should be retained.
Congratulations to Fife. Carnegie likes walking along beaches. It reminds him of his time in the US.
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