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St James Chapel. Sailers (sic) Cemetery located at North Queensferry, Inverkeithing KY11 1JT, UK

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Almost hidden away but it's surrounded by some lovely lanes with directions from the tourist info bo

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Almost hidden away but it's surrounded by some lovely lanes with directions from the tourist info board and easy walking from the nearby car parks at Deep Sea World and Battery Road. Can't see a lot but its of passing interest if your in the area as the town is so small and easy to explore with multiple viewpoints of the bridges.

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