Marty_JG wrote:I know, but I'm also keen for landowners not to take away the rights we've been granted under the law, and several have tried and several continue to do so.

Amen to that.

Beautiful. Best we can manage is a plouter through the mudbaths that are the West Fife core paths. No-one wants to see pictures of those!

Findhorn?

I think this is an engineering question but I'm baffled by L.

Ah well, that didn't last long!

Ta. It was a toss-up between Clootie Dumpling or Conspicuous Drinking.

What links EM, LL and JK?

Clootie Dumpling can appear at Hogmanay or Burns' Night?

I think you've given a hint that it's a walking/climbing question. SM was the first climber to use a piece of equipment known as an AB? But I think the one correct word so far is Aberdeen, and I'm not au fait with climbing terms.

Yes, you've got the link. Highest point in council areas, in order of increasing height.

All three clues have been answered but what is the connection? DH in F is next.

Next is BH in A.

You have one out of two, and you are on the right lines.

GH in D
CB in G

First two of a finite list. More examples to be added at irregular intervals.

Lewis becomes Struay in the Katie Morag TV series? The books' Struay is based on Coll.

Are they fictional Scottish place names, based on real locations?

Callander became Tannochbrae in the Dr Finlay stories.
Tobermory became Balamory in the children's TV series
Plockton became Lochdubh in the Hamish Macbeth stories

Can't dig up any others.