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I had lived in Lochgelly all my life until the 20th of August 2017 when due to the house my wife Shirley have lived in for the last 29 years became unsuitable for our increasing health needs. We had our names on the housing list for a disabled bungalow in Lochgelly for about 10 years without any success. A disabled bungalow became available in Cowdenbeath so we jumped at it. So that`s where we now live. I am married to Shirley, I have 2 daughters, 4 granddaughters and a grandson. I have had an Ileostomy since 1980 and I also have MS, Fibromyalgia and a few other health problems. I use my car (a Motability Ford Galaxy with hand controls and a hoist to get my scooter in) and my scooter to get me about and take photos and videos of the countryside around South Fife.

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Mossmorran and The Wind Farm

Mossmorran and Little Raith Wind Farm. This photo was taken on 07/12/2012 from a Westerton Farm road, just south of Lochgelly.
19 Feb 2013

Admin Note: The following images of Mossmorran and the Wind Farm were captured by local resident Robbie2ms who has chosen to share the images on this site. The images remain the copyright of Robbie2ms and anyone wishing to re-use the images must seek permission from Robbie2ms.

South Lochgelly

View behind the tree`s on the South side of Gelly Loch from the Lochgelly – Auchtertool road in the snow. This photo was taken on 29/01/2013.
19 Feb 2013

Admin Note: The following images of the South of Lochgelly were captured by local resident Robbie2ms who has chosen to share the images on this site. The images remain the copyright of Robbie2ms and anyone wishing to re-use the images must seek permission from Robbie2ms.

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