What a wonderfully inventive suggestion, Sgurr, unfortunately incorrect. You might see this S0...

No, not Scottish Opera, you'll need to decide if it is SO or S0 ...

Credit to Rohan for putting the answer into my head, but I don't seem to know much about the obscure posers used recently so I will take the crumbs when they come my way.

Why is S0 unique? Or is it?

Must be the school that they both went to, Prince Philip loved Gordonstoun and Prince Charles hated it.

Loch Lochy M's on Saturday (17.04). About 10 cars. I guess too far from the central belt for the mad crowd :wink: Like this: $matches[2] and 5 minutes later at 0737 it looked like this: $matches[2] luckily there are ways of avoiding the main path, and my walk up looked like this: $matches[2] quite ...

I thought that jmarkb would be the first to get this correct, and I'm glad that this has created some interest. The NLS maps are a great resource, but I still like to collect old paper maps. The one I took this information from was 1:25,000 first series sheet NT16 Balerno, which appears to have been...

No takers as yet, but always pleased when Tim takes an interest. As a map is involved you would be correct in assuming that units of area are involved.

Looking at an old Ordnance Survey map today I found information in the margin that I hadn't noticed before: Can you tell me the scale of the map and the units used and which of these three choices is correct: a) 1= 99.396 b) 1= 99.639 c) 1= 99.936 further clues to come if necessary

Is Scotland BT's native country, if not what is the Scottish connection?

Did the first Scottish dictionary (or similar) take a 104 years to complete, starting with the letter O?

This proposal saddens me, but is not really a surprise given the number of turbines already in the area. I went up over Cowgill Rig in July 2020 and onto Hudderstone and then walked down to the south end of Cowgill Upper reservoir and then north along the westside of the reservoir. I will retrieve s...

In the past, particularly in my mid to late 50s, when I was particularly demotivated, I used to sit at work and write (bad) poetry, I've recently rediscovered 30 or 40 pages of it in an old briefcase, hopefully most will not see the light of day but this might be appreciated: Tinto Friendly, rounded...

Indeed it is, previously known as Bush Croquet Club.

Over to you, and a very Happy Christmas to all followers of this fascinating and sometimes infuriating thread.

No.....as per my original clue...its just not cricket.... I'm not going to tell you all again...

You were closer last time....remember...its just not cricket. Although it is called MCC, and is just across the road from M it is actually situated on BL, which is much more closely associated with another sport....