Cloven
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What is the island in the background and from which anchorage was the photo taken?
Where is it again - two questions
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michael_w
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Isle o'Humptyhill from Loch Bollachs. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
Porthandbuoy
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Is it yin o' Jura's paps?
Cloven
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Further North
Aja
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Mull and Loch Aline?
Donald
Donald
DaveS
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Mull and Loch Spelve?
Aja
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Agree its Ben More?
Donald
Donald
Clyde_Wanderer
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Thought it was Glen Fruin from Rude marina. /forums/images/graemlins/laugh.gif
Or the Cock or Arran, Whoever Arran was.
Or the Cock or Arran, Whoever Arran was.
Cloven
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Mull is correct and the photo is looking west from which mainland anchorage?
Clyde_Wanderer
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Loch Aline. /forums/images/graemlins/blush.gif Or else loch Creran? /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
contessa26
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Mull is correct and the photo is looking west from which mainland anchorage?
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Nice pic.
Puilldobhrain? Easdale? Or possibly behind Shuna Island Loch Linnhe? But the angle of Ben More looks like it's taken from more to the south, and that looks like a dark island (or something) low in the foreground? Somewhere in Loch Melfort or Loch Shuna?!!!
Mull is correct and the photo is looking west from which mainland anchorage?
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Nice pic.
Puilldobhrain? Easdale? Or possibly behind Shuna Island Loch Linnhe? But the angle of Ben More looks like it's taken from more to the south, and that looks like a dark island (or something) low in the foreground? Somewhere in Loch Melfort or Loch Shuna?!!!
Cloven
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Puilldobhrain it is - looking across to Mull sipping a single malt last summer.
Well done.
Well done.
cliff
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Puilldobhrain it is - looking across to Mull sipping a single malt last summer.
Well done.
[/ QUOTE ]Only a "single" I normally have at least trebles or quadruples and even then I'll have few of those - I hate opening a bottle of good malt and leaving any in the bottle - 'tis considered bad luck in some circles - once open, the bottle just has to be finished in one sitting and the empty offered as a gift to Poseidon
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Puilldobhrain it is - looking across to Mull sipping a single malt last summer.
Well done.
[/ QUOTE ]Only a "single" I normally have at least trebles or quadruples and even then I'll have few of those - I hate opening a bottle of good malt and leaving any in the bottle - 'tis considered bad luck in some circles - once open, the bottle just has to be finished in one sitting and the empty offered as a gift to Poseidon
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Cloven
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Cliff - please note that the word "single" refers to the quality not quantity of the malt - ie a malt whisky is one that comes from one malt distillery and is not a blend of malt and grain whisky.
The whisky in question that night was a 12 year old Bunnahabhain if I recall. As to the quantity - well lets say there was more than one consumed following a meal at the Tigh an Truish. Anyone who knows Puilldobhrain will know the hostelry referred to.
Dave
The whisky in question that night was a 12 year old Bunnahabhain if I recall. As to the quantity - well lets say there was more than one consumed following a meal at the Tigh an Truish. Anyone who knows Puilldobhrain will know the hostelry referred to.
Dave
