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    St Andrews is on the east coast of Scotland, in the county of Fife, north of Edinburgh.

    It is best known for golf and the university (of which Prince William is a graduate). However you can visit St Andrews Castle, walk on the long golden beach and visit the nearby Neuk of Fife with its quaint fishing villages.

    www.europealacarte.co.uk/Scotland/standrews/index.html

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    West Sands

    Posted by Accaber 25 October 2006

    A blue flag beach of nearly two miles of sand and dunes. You can ape Chariots of Fire and go for a run (the opening scene was filmed here) or just have a leisurely walk. Kite flyers are in abundance on windy days, at the point where the beach curves, near the estuary of the River Eden.

    Bring your own bucket and spade, however; there's a merciful shortage of tacky beach shops.

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    www.fife.gov.uk/atoz/index.cfm?fuseaction=facility.display&facid=F34F9DCE-399D-4C02-97A10D6AC5118C4C

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