Thanks Rohan, the TLJ gave it to me.

Now, the H on F is said to be tardy Ts and if you wish to see it beware the Bs.

rohan wrote:Another soubriquet for PG could have been TLJ.

Peter Grant, The Last Jacobite, aka The Auld Dubrach was a survivor of Culloden, living to be 110. Escaping from prison before his probable execution, he eventually returned to a normal life.

A memorable overnight camp by a Galloway burn with a big pool on a frosty night. Out in the dark to get water, then back to the tent to brew up and make soup, hot drinks and whiskies with water in. Next day I went to get more water but now in daylight I saw that the pool where I had got the water w...

Alteknacker wrote:Pen y Gadair Fawr?

That's the one. Tim was close but you are spot on. Your go.

HalfManHalfTitanium wrote:a wild guess at Waun Fach!

Tim

Very close, but a bit more defined and shapely.

Southerly.

Snickers bars are a good source of both quick and slow release energy. Unfortunately in Winter they tend to freeze unless kept close to the body and can be like trying to chew a brick.

Maybe this will jog someone's memory

Far too sweet for me these days and it's effects are transient. Better off with energy bars, gels or flapjacks.

We can growl and grumble at the new breed but that doesn't solve anything . No indeed. Chopping off heads, impaling them on spears and staking them on prominant landmarks, hills, etc., that solves things. heads on spikes.jpg A fine depiction Lord C, though the foremost stick appears to be an Assega...

HalfManHalfTitanium wrote:

CharlesT wrote:Mawddach Estuary?

Indeed. I'm on the beach at Barmouth.

over to you!

Tim

Thanks. Barmouth came to mind initially, but I hedged my bets a little.
Where is this?

Mawddach Estuary?

If your objective is to confuse me just post a picture clue. Even with your list I remain flummoxed.

No answers yet, but I'm slightly confused myself! I think the photo was taken from a different spot than I'd initially thought. It's from the summit of a non-Wainwright Birkett. The mountain in the centre is Grasmoor... I had Grasmoor, but couldn't work out the viewpoint. I'm too idle to get the ma...

In fairness to the Arthur's Seat reviewers I reckon it would benefit from taking a leaf out of Vesuvius' book and selling cheap local plonk at the top. Just have to figure out how to grow grapes in Scotland. Grapes are grown in Scotland, mainly under glass, but some outdoors. Attempts at wine makin...