Adam Smith Close, Kirkcaldy
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Adam Smith Close, Kirkcaldy
Image: © Bill Kasman Taken: 3 Oct 2015
One of the oldest parts of Kirkcaldy, Adam Smith Close (named after the 18th century economist who wrote ''The Wealth of Nations'') is a narrow alley (average width just over one metre) the entrance to which can be seen here between The Pet Shop and a beauty parlour. It runs from the High Street (where this photo was taken) to the Esplanade. The pend on the extreme right of the photo is the location of Adam Smith's former home (for a better view see this photo Image]) and for a view of the other end of the Close see this photo Image
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Image Location
Latitude
56.111638
Longitude
-3.15711