Lade Braes

[Josh posting]

A quick tour of my path into work, which is mostly a jog along the Lade Braes, a footpath which leads into the center of town.

A view of Little Balone as I leave in the morning:

And our yard:

Balone House from the front, with Little Balone mostly hidden by the tree on the left:

The view on reaching the main road, out over the hills:

Looking down the hill along the main road:

The roundabout where the main road meets Bogward Road:

Our bus stop:

The entrance to the Lade Braes:

A playground shortly after entering the Lade Braes:

Up a slight hill:

Law Mill Pond, sometimes with ducks:

A stone bridge over the Kinness Burn:

The Kinness Burn running alongside the path:

Hallow Hill:

Through a glade:

Bench and flowers:

The Kinness Burn:

A tree along the path:

And another:

Small rapids in the Kinness Burn:

More flowers:

A fountain:

Another pond (I think it's part of the St. Andrews Botanic Gardens):

Part of another playground (what Brigid seems to call the "little saving for later playground):

Starting to enter town at this point:

Some Scottish gardening:

The pink on the ground here is blossoms dropped from the trees:

This section of the Lade Braes goes by a row of houses:

Another garden:

Now in the town center, looking along South Street:

A church on South Street:

Market Street, the main shopping district in St. Andrews:

The view from The Scores, the road that goes right along the ocean. Looking out on the North Sea:

Edgecliffe, the philosophy department building. Edgecliffe looks out over the North Sea:

There are two entrances to Edgecliffe, depending on your preferred brand of philosophy:

The main quad of St. Andrews:

Tower across the street from my office:

The Arche research center, where my office is:

Total distance: about 2.3 miles. 15:38 best time for the run in, so far.