Was this photo taken in KINGHORN?

[Mary Young]

Where was this photo taken (dated early 1920s)?
The family were at Viewforth Place and Burt Avenue, KINGHORN, before moving to Bonnyrigg and finally to Edinburgh.
http://i23.photobucket.com/albums/b3...Lewis_1_50.jpg

[Ed McKie]

Interesting Photo Mary.

Chap with the collar and tie, but wearing wellies, is odd in intself, however, he also appears to have a mobile phone attached to his fob watch chain :-)

Cheers..Ed

[Mary Young]

Chap with the collar and tie, but wearing wellies, is odd in intself, however, he also appears to have a mobile phone attached to his fob watch chain :-)

Hello Ed
The older man might be my Glasgow grandfather, JOHN LEWIS, visiting his son's family. He was always "well-dressed" which in those days meant collar and tie, waistcoat, watch and chain. Grandfather smoked a pipe, maybe a box of matches in pocket. Suspect he'd put on the wellies to help with digging the tatties. My dad (on left) had two artificial legs and although a keen gardener found digging very difficult.
Alternatively, it might be dad's father-in-law, ROBERT BEATSON, who lived in Kinghorn.

[gszparman]

Interesting Photo Mary.

Chap with the collar and tie, but wearing wellies, is odd in intself, however, he also appears to have a mobile phone attached to his fob watch chain :-)

Cheers..Ed

think its a pack of tabacco!

[Mary Young]

think its a pack of tabacco!

That could be right! My grandparents were both addicted pipe smokers; he smoked a regular wooden pipe, my gran used a clay.