The standing stones at Lundin Links are among the many ancient sites that continue to draw me back again and again. There is something quietly compelling about these places – stones set in the landscape thousands of years ago, still standing against wind, weather and time.
I have long had a fascination with stone circles and standing stones. Visiting them is never quite the same twice; the light, the weather and the mood of the place always seem slightly different. Some sites feel solemn, others peaceful, and occasionally there is a sense of mystery that is difficult to put into words.
The Lundin Links stones sit close to the Fife coast, their presence a reminder that long before modern towns and roads, people were already marking the landscape in ways that have endured for millennia.
