Danny Jo
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Re: Yes ... Easy peasy ....
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But who can name the 2 mountains
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But who can name the 2 mountains
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Can you name the six inhabited islands . . .
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MM5AHO
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Re: Yes ... Easy peasy ....
I think Scarba is inhabited. At least in summer.
I think Scarba is inhabited. At least in summer.
misterg
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Re: Yes ... Easy peasy ....
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But who can name the 2 mountains and 2 hills in the background?
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Oh, go on then, I'll try:
Ben More (Mull)
Beinn an Oir (Jura)
Beinn a'Chaolais (Jura)
Beinn Shiantaidh (Jura)
(No idea if I'm right, but I've been to the first two /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif )
Andy
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But who can name the 2 mountains and 2 hills in the background?
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Oh, go on then, I'll try:
Ben More (Mull)
Beinn an Oir (Jura)
Beinn a'Chaolais (Jura)
Beinn Shiantaidh (Jura)
(No idea if I'm right, but I've been to the first two /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif )
Andy
bikedaft
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Re: Yes ... Easy peasy ....
beinn an oir, beinn a'chaolais (southernmost 2 paps)
glas bheinn, just s of paps
sgarbh breac not too far from bunnahabhain (sp?) distillery on islay mmmm
i think...
beinn an oir, beinn a'chaolais (southernmost 2 paps)
glas bheinn, just s of paps
sgarbh breac not too far from bunnahabhain (sp?) distillery on islay mmmm
i think...
Ubergeekian
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Erraid it is. Cottages built in the 19th century by the Northern Lighthouse Board are now owned and occupied by the Findhorn Trust Edit: sorry, Findhorn Foundation
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There's a walk from Fionnphort to Erraid described, with lots of historical detail, in "Coast - The Walks" published to accompany the OU/BBC series "Coast".
Erraid it is. Cottages built in the 19th century by the Northern Lighthouse Board are now owned and occupied by the Findhorn Trust Edit: sorry, Findhorn Foundation
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There's a walk from Fionnphort to Erraid described, with lots of historical detail, in "Coast - The Walks" published to accompany the OU/BBC series "Coast".
