Thanks Andrew I so wanted to do this video the justice it deserves and hope we did just that. We are learning so much doing these videos and glad people are learning with us
Thankyou so much it was an honour to have you guys part of the video we are glad we could just help show a beautiful bit of history being restored to its former glory
My guess for 158th Mayor-of Plymouth would be Sir Francis Drake. Another interesting video and I am learning a lot about Fife. Nice golf course. Mince and tatties in many ways is like sausage and mash with onion gravy. Simple but delicious.
The Adventures Of Lloydi & Fifi Hi both. It was an educated guess, it was not googled. A famous person from long ago associated with Plymouth. Francis Drake playing bowls on Plymouth Ho whilst the Spanish Armada sailed by. It is the only famous person that might fit. Trivial Pursuit would not make it virtually impossible. So I am not that clever!!!! I am quite good at quizzes though.
Haha that’s just brilliant. It’s clear I need to up my general skills knowledge because nobody would want me on a quiz unless it was a music one then I’d smash it
you two have to be one of the best youtubers I have watched in ages Finally I'm learning something from watching a channel and not seeing people push product after product or sell on poor information. you have showcases Burntisland so well, you should be proud of this, you certainly make me want to visit that's for sure
Another great Vlog loving this series. Great showcase of Burntisland and the golf, stunning accommodation, but love the storytelling best. Bye the Francis Drake would have been my only stab at that question.
This is an Incredible showcase of burnt island and its history of Golf. you really have made me want to get into the car with my clubs and spend a week golfing the hell out of Fife, well done guys
I'm actually getting so excited to see these notifications popping up now these videos are just excellent what a great showcase of golf history and the coastal towns of Fife. this is just Brilliant
Another fantastic and informative episode. I don’t know how you manage to find these beautiful places in Fife, but please keep going. Looking forward to the next one.
how have the Golf Channel not picked you two up yet? this is such a great video, your golf is really coming on too Fifi. please don't stop creating videos
My Dad spent many a Wednesday in the "winter" months on that course. His only day off, rarely in the summer as selling ice cream on the Links was his livelihood. I miss ma hame toon. Beautiful memories of long summers.
That’s such an amazing story. It amazes us when we make the videos who will watch and what stories they will have to add and this one is just amazing. Where are you living now
@@TheAdventuresOfLloydiFifi Been living in the Poitiers area of France for the last 25 years. Miss Burntisland a lot. Spent a lot of time on the Links during the summer, selling Ice cream on my dad"s vans. We had a café on the High street, the Imperial Café, it was one of the two shops in the Porte Buildings...
Oh wow that’s just incredible. We are glad we have helped you relive some memories as it really is an awesome place :) that we would love to share with as many as possible
An absolute gem...as someone in the middle of Las Vegas (a transplant from Texas), this has been a genuine journey appreciated by many. Way to go Lloyd and Fifi...keep up the good work.
What is there not to love about this. you have shown us an amazing place, some great food and a love and passion for golf, keep this up guys its amazing
who doesn't love finding an old board game. this is brilliant guys so informative engaging and funny i can not wait to see where you go next. burntisland looks amazing you have captured the people and the essence of the place so well
@@TheAdventuresOfLloydiFifi Can you explain how spelling it wrong helps get the video more views? You've now also got people wrongly referring to it as two words in the comments. You wouldn't do a video about Scotland's capital and title it "Edin-Burgh" and you didn't stay in "King-Horn"! :)
Michael Booth youtube has an algorithm that check key words it looks for the words burnt and island as a separate entity and sees it as a better description because it has no idea what Burntisland is or has anyone searching for it.
having watched the series from the start you guys are really starting to come into your own, this is some excellent content a really great watch, as for the 158th mayor of Plymouth its anyone guess lol
Well I can’t believe that you and Fifi didn’t know the 158th Mayor of Plymouth was Walter Mathew?? 😂😂 And that the diameter of a golf ball is no less than 1.68 in! 🤷♂️🤷♂️ Shocker. 😉 Another great journey into Scotland history and some golf as well. Well escaped for me for 20 mins. Well done 🙏❤️
Who knows the answer??
To the golf hole or the mayor of Plymouth? 😅 Brilliant as always, that course looks incredible.
4 inches :-)
Sir Francis Drake? Thank you Google 😅😅
4 inches
@@lisaloubenton9182 I know right lol
Brilliant as always and super stylish you two
Aww thank you
Thanks Tracey glad you enjoyed it
Absolutely stunning part of the world. Great showcase
Thankyou Dave we really appreciate that
Thank you so much
Another brilliant vlog you two
Thanksyou so much
Aw thank you so much x
loved it loved it loved it! such a gorgeous place too 🤩
Thank you much, so glad you enjoyed it x
Thankyou so much glad you enjoyed it
Ah love this as always so clever and informative. Love the fish n chips guy!
He was so great and chuffed he kept the name of the golf tavern
He was such a great character and great family guy
The town looks lovely too
It really is a great little town
Its a beautiful spot
Another brilliant vlog guys. Great to meet you last week when I was playing Burntisland with the boys. Keep up the good work.
So glad you enjoyed it Andrew. Was lovely to meet you on the course, its a brilliant course we loved it. X
Thanks Andrew I so wanted to do this video the justice it deserves and hope we did just that. We are learning so much doing these videos and glad people are learning with us
Fantastic vlog. Really showcased Burntisland and Kinghorn Town Hall. Thank you for staying the night and including us.
Its such an incredible building and so brilliant to see it restored and bring used in such a good way for anyone to enjoy 😊
Thankyou so much it was an honour to have you guys part of the video we are glad we could just help show a beautiful bit of history being restored to its former glory
I cant believe what an awesome job you have done with that town hall. its an incredible restoration. that I have to look on my next golfing travels
Wow what a building, we would love to stay there will check it out and your other ones too
What a building!
Enjoyed thar tour of Burnt Island. I’ve never been there but definitely plan to play golf there one day. Thanks 😊
Thank you so much, so glad you enjoyed it x
It’s another amazing place to visit in Fife well worth the visit
This course looks amazing. Great show case
It really is an amazing place
Its a great course, thank you for watching
great history there, will definatley need a round there sometime
It was such an amazing golf course with some amazing views
You should its a beautiful course and so welcoming x
So so good, you two must put a lot of work into research etc. Great story telling as always.
It’s crazy how much research goes into making these videos but we are so proud of the outcome and prouder still people watch
Thank you, yes we put along into research and trying to route out a good story. And to link the local story back to golf somehow x
My guess for 158th Mayor-of Plymouth would be Sir Francis Drake.
Another interesting video and I am learning a lot about Fife. Nice golf course.
Mince and tatties in many ways is like sausage and mash with onion gravy. Simple but delicious.
Haha indeed it is!!! Will never forget that now x
How do you even know that. Please tell me it wasn’t a google search haha. I’m so chuffed you enjoyed the video :)
The Adventures Of Lloydi & Fifi Hi both. It was an educated guess, it was not googled. A famous person from long ago associated with Plymouth. Francis Drake playing bowls on Plymouth Ho whilst the Spanish Armada sailed by. It is the only famous person that might fit. Trivial Pursuit would not make it virtually impossible.
So I am not that clever!!!! I am quite good at quizzes though.
Haha that’s just brilliant. It’s clear I need to up my general skills knowledge because nobody would want me on a quiz unless it was a music one then I’d smash it
@@colinbland3716 wow thats great logic and thinking there. You can be on our quiz team anytime!
The course looks stunning!
It really is incredible
Is it expensive to play?
@@jessritson974 not at all! About £30 round!!!
it really was an epic course
you two have to be one of the best youtubers I have watched in ages Finally I'm learning something from watching a channel and not seeing people push product after product or sell on poor information. you have showcases Burntisland so well, you should be proud of this, you certainly make me want to visit that's for sure
Wow thank you so much, we try so hard and really appreciate the positive feedback
Thankyou so much Chris. We just enjoy making videos and telling stories that people can learn from so glad people are enjoying watching them
Another great Vlog loving this series. Great showcase of Burntisland and the golf, stunning accommodation, but love the storytelling best.
Bye the Francis Drake would have been my only stab at that question.
Thank you so much, we would never have guessed that in a million yrs x
It’s clear I need to brush up on my past mayors of England lol. Really glad you have enjoyed the video and learning. With us :)
Ha Ha lucky bit of Trivia 😂
This is an Incredible showcase of burnt island and its history of Golf. you really have made me want to get into the car with my clubs and spend a week golfing the hell out of Fife, well done guys
Do it do it! So many amazing clubs to try out
There really is some incredible courses in Fife and this one is well worth the visit
I'm actually getting so excited to see these notifications popping up now these videos are just excellent what a great showcase of golf history and the coastal towns of Fife. this is just Brilliant
Aw wow thank you so much, really that
Thanks Dan really chuffed you are enjoying the videos and the showcase of FiFe :)
Another fantastic and informative episode. I don’t know how you manage to find these beautiful places in Fife, but please keep going. Looking forward to the next one.
Thank you so much, so glad you are enjoying the series x
thanks micheal its amazing to see what things you can find out
So good! You are really showing off our home and our golf so well in this series.
Thank you so much, really appreciate that
Thanks Lucy it’s been so much fun to create for everyone to enjoy watching
Class as always, this is really a great series. Fife really has some beautiful courses.
Thanks man I really appreciate that. Hope we are doing it proud
It really does and so varied too
how have the Golf Channel not picked you two up yet? this is such a great video, your golf is really coming on too Fifi. please don't stop creating videos
Thank you so much, I'm really working hard on my game x
Thanks lily we won’t be stopping anytime soon as long as people enjoy the videos we will keep creating them :)
My Dad spent many a Wednesday in the "winter" months on that course. His only day off, rarely in the summer as selling ice cream on the Links was his livelihood. I miss ma hame toon. Beautiful memories of long summers.
That’s such an amazing story. It amazes us when we make the videos who will watch and what stories they will have to add and this one is just amazing. Where are you living now
@@TheAdventuresOfLloydiFifi Been living in the Poitiers area of France for the last 25 years. Miss Burntisland a lot. Spent a lot of time on the Links during the summer, selling Ice cream on my dad"s vans. We had a café on the High street, the Imperial Café, it was one of the two shops in the Porte Buildings...
Oh wow that’s just incredible. We are glad we have helped you relive some memories as it really is an awesome place :) that we would love to share with as many as possible
Aw what a great memory!
@@smac31159 Its a beautiful town
This is great, great showcase of golf and the town etc. Really enjoy these vlogs
Aw thank you so much😃
thanks I really appreciate that
An absolute gem...as someone in the middle of Las Vegas (a transplant from Texas), this has been a genuine journey appreciated by many. Way to go Lloyd and Fifi...keep up the good work.
Aw thank you so much! So glad you are enjoying it
Thankyou so much. We are just proud to have been given the opportunity to showcase some amazing places in Scotland for people to enjoy
Fabulous film very informative, I can't wait to come back and play Burntisland. Keep up the fantastic work you are both doing x
You would love it! Maybe one for us all next year x
@@fifigolf274 that sound like a very good plan 🙂🙂
it really was an amazing place with great history
This is excellent well done ☺
Thankyou so much ;)
Thank you so much
you guys make me want to travel to Scotland so much I can not wait to book it as my next destination to travel
Thankyou so much you should let us know when you come over and we can give you a tour :)
You will love it! Its so beautiful
Great stuff you two. This is my favourite type of content to watch.
Thanks Simon we really appreciate that
Aw wow thank you
What is there not to love about this. you have shown us an amazing place, some great food and a love and passion for golf, keep this up guys its amazing
Thank you so much! Its been am amazing journey so far
Thanks Hayley we are doing our best thats for sure
Burnt island is a really nice little town I need to go back there sometime, thanks for the video
It really is an epic little place with a great course glad you enjoyed the video
It's a beautiful spot
I've got to admit you are so lucky to live in such a beautiful part of the country. Again the story line is superb.
Thank you so much Geoff, we love living here x
It really is an incredible place for golf :)
who doesn't love finding an old board game. this is brilliant guys so informative engaging and funny i can not wait to see where you go next. burntisland looks amazing you have captured the people and the essence of the place so well
It was a great find, we love board games. Thank you for watching and commenting it means a lot
Thanks Matt. Next we go to Kinghorn it should be a great episode. With more than golf :)
It isn't Burnt- Island it is BurntIsland all one word other than that it's a good video
I know it’s all one word, but I want to get this place as many views as I can. And RUclips for some silly reason liked it as a separate word
@@TheAdventuresOfLloydiFifi Can you explain how spelling it wrong helps get the video more views? You've now also got people wrongly referring to it as two words in the comments. You wouldn't do a video about Scotland's capital and title it "Edin-Burgh" and you didn't stay in "King-Horn"! :)
Michael Booth youtube has an algorithm that check key words it looks for the words burnt and island as a separate entity and sees it as a better description because it has no idea what Burntisland is or has anyone searching for it.
Some great shots Fifi! Impressive, considering the fact, that you probably are not getting a chance to play that often.. Watch out Mr. Loyd 😀
Haha thank you, I am trying 😄
She really is starting to come into her own and turning into a great golfer
having watched the series from the start you guys are really starting to come into your own, this is some excellent content a really great watch, as for the 158th mayor of Plymouth its anyone guess lol
Haha caught me by surprise too. Glad you are enjoying the videos :)
Haha who knows!? So glad you are enjoying it
another awesome video guys well done
Thankyou :)
Thank you so much
Great Work Guys!! After all you have been through and continue to go through. Inspiring. Can't wait to actually come up and have a round with you
Thanks man it’s been tough but worth it. And yeah we should get a round booked in soon
I know!! Hopefully all this madness will pass soon and you can come up to stay
Aww my dad is from Burntisland. - happy memories visiting family back in the 90’s and going to the shows!!!
Oh wow that’s so amazing. It really is an awesome place yet sadly still haven’t managed to catch a fair
Ha! My home town.
It really is a beautiful place we where proud to showcase
It's a beautiful place
well my dad didn't mention he appeared in this. Great video
Haha that’s brilliant, which one is your dad?
@@TheAdventuresOfLloydiFifi David Goldie, club captain at Burntisland. He also does a mean mince and tatties :)
@@batsam1984 Aw thats brilliant! He was such a gent!
Well I can’t believe that you and Fifi didn’t know the 158th Mayor of Plymouth was Walter Mathew?? 😂😂 And that the diameter of a golf ball is no less than 1.68 in! 🤷♂️🤷♂️ Shocker. 😉
Another great journey into Scotland history and some golf as well. Well escaped for me for 20 mins. Well done 🙏❤️
lol the 158th mayor was sir frances drake lol I also didn’t know there was a minimum on the hole I just thought it was a set size
I live here
its an awesone part of fife
burntisland is a very special place for me its one of the places in fife i really love ,i hope to get back there soon.❤🌻☕🫖🎡🎠⚓⛵♎👑🌞