A00543A Kincraig Hill and Macduffs cave Fife

Location, on the north bank of the Firth of Forth and east of Largo Bay on the east coast of Scotland. To the west of Earlesferry village along the "East Neuk of Fife" lies Kincraig Hill and Macduffs Cave. Legend has it that Macduff was a nobleman (Thane or Earl) fleeing from Macbeth and took hiding in a cave assisted by the local fishermen, the caves entrance lying about half way along the cliff face within the picture. The existence of Macduff is uncertain but not the case of Macbeth who was a King of Alba and on his death in battle near Aberdeen was buried on Iona. The cave and hill top are accessible by using local paths from above and an adjacent sandy beach.
Viewed looking west.
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