St. Andrews Views

St. Andrews Views

Here are a bunch of random views around St. Andrews...definitely not comprehensive, but it should give you a bit of a feeling for life here!

(Click on any of the thumbnail photos below to get a larger image. It may be a bit slow to load with a dial-up/modem connection, so be patient!)

Yes, the telephone booths really do look like this!	North Point Coffee Shop, where I like to go and read	I haven't been here yet, but thought that it was funny that they are advertised as the oldest pub.
	Just an interesting view
The roudabout near my flat...makes crossing the street tricky, as you can't tell which way a car might be coming!	At the cathedral ruins and graveyard
	Holy Trinity Church, where John Knox got people riled up during the Reformation. The church was built in 1410.	Inside Holy Trinity Church
	One of the many charity shops in town.	The local Tesco (grocery store).
The butcher's shop, with haggis in the window (as well as the reflection of some of the tiny cars!)	Sign marker of the first martyr of the Scottish Reformation, Patrick Hamilton, burned at the stake in 1528.
The story goes that if an undergraduate steps on the PH in the street, marking the spot of Patrick Hamilton's martyrdom, he (the undergrad, not PH) won't graduate	St. Salvator's College, famous for its student, Prince William	Ocean view in St. Andrews
More cathedral shots. This one is actually looking through the arch to the building where I live.

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