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A daunder through St Monans

A gallery of pictures from walks in and around the village over the past 30-odd years

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The harbour, 2017

on May 28, 2018

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Sunset, February 2005 (Series)

on May 30, 2024

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Harbour 8am (Series), January 3, 2024

on January 03, 2024

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Pals on the beach, January 2, 2024

on January 03, 2024

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Hogmanay daunder (Series), December 31, 2023

on January 03, 2024

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Caravan park (Series), December 30, 2023

on January 03, 2024

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Another side of St Monans, November 2023 (Series)

on November 15, 2023

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Arts Festival daunder, September 2, 2023 (Series)

on November 07, 2023

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JT Morkis: Retired journalist and editor, now a general writer, scrivener, and amateur photographer. My blogs are a broad sweep over the things I don’t do very well. Those that are mainly words, with one or two exceptions, don’t hit double figures in visitors; those that are pictures attract even less. ‘A Right Frample’ are my scribblings dating right back to my teenage years. The blog is a half-way house between my desk drawer and the bin with my efforts showing why I never made it as a writer. ‘Forgotten Fife Tales’ is the result of a failed, even disastrous, business venture, proving my total lack of commercial and entrepreneurial acumen. ‘A daunder through St Monans’ is a photographic record of living in the East Neuk burgh. These are a mixture of snapshots, pictures for the local paper and attempts to be ‘arty’. The blog was created simply because I didn’t want to delete them all. Finally there’s ‘A Photographic Frample’, supposedly to show off my best pictures and provide an opportunity to once again use the word ‘frample’. This is a very small, never-visited blog and so it’s one you won’t be disturbed in – it has that going for it. Thanks for reading this, that rarely happens.

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