The boat looks similar to one called "Mary Gloag" which I sailed back in the mid 60's. She was designed and built in Scotland for a lawyer. Last seen in Weymouth.
Thanks folks - they're all excellent suggestions, but, in truth, I really don't know where it is, other than the west of Scotland. Which was why I was asking. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif
The lumpy hill at the back looks to me somewhere like Argyll, perhaps between Knapdale and Loch Long/Goil, Cowal/Kyles of Bute sort of area. But then Knoydart/Loch Hourn was mentioned. Loch Nevis, Moidart...... /forums/images/graemlins/confused.gif
Upper Loch Torridon - the narrow channel through from Loch Shieldaig showing just ahead of the bow, and the beautiful anchorage off Alligin Shuas would be directly astern.
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The boat looks similar to one called "Mary Gloag" which I sailed back in the mid 60's. She was designed and built in Scotland for a lawyer.
[/ QUOTE ]The boat is "Mallard", sailed by Jean and David Weston who were friends of relatives of mine. I guess that the photograph dates from the 50s.
The picture was scanned in from quite a small print, so the scratches and blemishes are more pronounced.