In 1964, miners from the Valleyfield coalfields in Fife and from the Bo’ness fields broke through a rock face and met eachother 500m underground. This was the first time anyone could walk directly to Fife from the Lothians “across” the River Forth.


In 1964, miners from the Valleyfield coalfields in Fife and from the Bo’ness fields broke through a rock face and met eachother 500m underground. This was the first time anyone could walk directly to Fife from the Lothians “across” the River Forth.