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Once this was Bogie Mains farm, that's when the pillar would have been built. It survived the big housing expansion on the north west of Kirkcaldy and now sits on its hill top just by a bus stop.
©Richard Webb
Dist:0.3km<br/>A small open area of grass amid housing, seen from Broom Road.
©James Allan
Dist:0.3km<br/>The golden arches sign can be seen to the far right
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.4km<br/>This particular Pizza Hut restaurant is located in the Central Retail Park, Chapel Park. KFC is behind and McDonald's to the far left of the picture. The Pizza Hut was built towards the end of 2002 on the bottom end of Sainsbury's large car park and opened for trade on 28th March 2003. This is the second Pizza Hut Restaurant to be built in Fife in recent years.
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.4km<br/>This is the accompanying petrol station for the Sainsbury's in the retail park and was last refurbished six years ago. Situated near the edge of the retail park off a small roundabout, opposite Homebase and Halfords and next door to KFC. Since the closure of the Esso petrol station on Chapel Level (A910), this has become extremely busy as can been seen in the picture and now a very common place in the town for your petrol supply.
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.4km<br/>The Colonel in Kirkcaldy, operated under a franchise from a company in Inverness. (i still believe is true)
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.6km<br/>A corner of Rabbit Park, with traffic on Broom Road visible in the background.
©James Allan
Dist:0.6km<br/>This is the Western Bogily (Chapel) Roundabout from the direction of Chapel Park in the entrance/exit of the retail park. The roundabout was only built towards the end of 1996 which was for the retail park which has since become extremely busy hence the only one existing in the town and now is considered infamous. There are several exits off the roundabout: Western Bogily Road (the route for the town centre) to the north-east; Chapel Level (A910) to the south-east; Dean Park estate and hotel to the north and Kirkcaldy West turn-off/exit (A910) (Chapel Home Farm Way leading to the Cluny Roundabout with the A92 trunk road to Dunfermline and Edinburgh at the 1st exit) to the west. Until recently, I thought the roundabout was known as Chapel, but apparently that's not so.
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.6km<br/>300,000 daffodils in full bloom, planted in November 2001. Planted at a density of 30 bulbs per metre square, to give this intense effect.
©Kevin O'Kane
Dist:0.7km<br/>
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.7km<br/>This is another picture of the McDonald's, so we can see the facade. from the rear left of Sainsbury's car park.
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.7km<br/>This KFC branch, opened in 3rd March 2000 (the first in Fife) and is located in Central Retail Park, Chapel Park. Both the KFC and McDonald's are very busy units in the local area.
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.7km<br/>(from the direction of KFC's car park)
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.7km<br/>This retail park is the only one in the town and is located off Western Bogily (Chapel) Roundabout and close to access to the A92 trunk road and Chapel Level (A910). Currently, the largest retail park in Fife with twelve units, including an anchor Sainsbury's store (far right of the picture) and two fast food chains:McDonalds and KFC and one restaurant: Pizza Hut. An extension including six units, with B&Q as the anchor is due to open later this year.
©Ian Thomson
Dist:0.7km<br/>The main entrance and interior of this branch can be seen
©Ian Thomson

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