Small Tour Of St Fillans Cave In Fife
Place of the cave is the actual meaning of the village name which we explored recently in search of the latest reports of haunted activity.
We welcome you to Pittenweem, in the county of Fife, Scotland.
You would be excused entirely if you did not see this cave and managed to walk past it without a fleeting glance in its direction. Perhaps paying more attention to your footing as you descended the steep hill that shoots beyond the entrance to a dark spiritual cave that has been everything from a place of worship through to smugglers passage.
St Fillans Cave in Pittenweem is a small visitors attraction today, but in the past, it was a significant site in the Christian Church in Scotland.
Situated in the North East Of Edinburgh, a mere 6 miles from the city centre in a stunning affluential area lies the impressive 
of Balgonie, a few miles east of Glenrothes, in Fife, Scotland.
Assumptions are cool, we all make them at times, and as long as we can move our perception when data becomes available, we are using excellent facilities of the mind and working our way towards some truth within this nature of reality.
Often in circles relating to pseudo-scepticism and blatant cynicism – with regards to paranormal events – we’ve members who are all too happy to name drop individuals as some proof about their rigid belief systems.
The magical natural surroundings of Dunino Den & Kirk, an ancient sacred site used for thousands of years pre-dating Christianity.
“Green Jeannie”, has wandered the ruinous 1702 wing for over two centuries. walking between two rooms linked by a doorway, she is said to walk in a left to right direction behind the two barred windows, stopping only to peer into the walled courtyard from the second window.
Take an Interactive 360 degree tour of HAUNTED Historical Barracks in Scotland. Due to its strategic position within the Highlands of Scotland, this areas has been the home of significant structures since 1229.
Spirit Communication (REAL) from Historic Scottish Abbey, they even call out “proof” in a very distinct Scottish Accent. Are the spirits trying to provide that elusive evidence of the spirit world?