Sgeir
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So where's this then?
Fed up with Polls?
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It's Sprinkling Tarn, in Langdale, in the lake district. The moutain behind is called pavey Ark. God knows how anyone got a sailing boat up there.
Sgeir
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Good guess, if one ignores the seaweed.
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longjohnsadler
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Can we assume you've forgotten where you left your boat?
claymore
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Then that will be stickle not sprinkling tarn.
However it isn't either as the Lake District Special Planning Board would never have approved the jetty
However it isn't either as the Lake District Special Planning Board would never have approved the jetty
StephenSails
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Its not Bognor Regis
Sgeir
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No, bit at least BR's by the sea!
Superstrath
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Are you sure that you've pulled the dinghy high enough?
Alistair
Alistair
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Loch Scavaig??
Sgeir
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Spot on. Don't suppose it looked much like that today though.
Regards
Donald
Regards
Donald
Sgeir
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You mean up to the sky?
Superstrath
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You mean up to the sky?
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No, the orange thing on top of the rock!
Alistair
You mean up to the sky?
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No, the orange thing on top of the rock!
Alistair
Sgeir
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Ah, it's prob a safety thingy - thought you were wordplaying on Skye.
Superstrath
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Ah, it's prob a safety thingy - thought you were wordplaying on Skye.
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Damn - I'm just not that smart. I did have a notion as to the location though.....
Alistair
Ah, it's prob a safety thingy - thought you were wordplaying on Skye.
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Damn - I'm just not that smart. I did have a notion as to the location though.....
Alistair
Aeolus_IV
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Where ever it is (and I haven't a clue) I'd love to sail there one day. I would guess its on the eastern side of the North Sea .. but I wouldn't even lay money on that.
Regards, Jeff.
Regards, Jeff.
Sgeir
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Jeff - it's Loch Scavaig, nestling under the the Cuillins on the Isle of Skye. Nice anchorage, well sheltered but occasionally prone to sudden and violent squalls due to the mountains.
If you're into climbing or hillwalking, the anchorage is a great base for this magnificent area. Weather can be "unsettled" though, even by Scottish standards.
The jetty is used for day-trip visitors, but the numbers of people are so few in such a vast empty area that they never become intrusive. Apart from the wildlife, the only noise is normally the tinkle of the waterfalls into the loch.
Fresh water available from the burn, no "facilities".
Donald
If you're into climbing or hillwalking, the anchorage is a great base for this magnificent area. Weather can be "unsettled" though, even by Scottish standards.
The jetty is used for day-trip visitors, but the numbers of people are so few in such a vast empty area that they never become intrusive. Apart from the wildlife, the only noise is normally the tinkle of the waterfalls into the loch.
Fresh water available from the burn, no "facilities".
Donald