Well this is another totally uninspired guess, just posted in the hope of extracting more info......Lismore Slipway First of all - No. :( Now as for further clues; well what have you got? :? It is small It can be considered dangerous (watch your toes) It has a waterline so contains water It is abov...

Sgurr wrote:Next silly answer: Leith Sewer?

A silly answer - Yes. Keep fishing

Sgurr wrote:This is just a fishing expedition. Largs Shore designated as polluted recently ?

NO! Not Largs shore but my place does have a waterline and Yes you are fishing and that is correct for this location.

NAC was lucky in its connection with EM As I have a personal connection with Newbattle Abbey College I'll go with that although I have no idea what EM refers to. OK, EM was just a clue for NAC because I thought Edwin Muir might be more famous than it, but maybe I am just biased because I discovered...

Sgurr wrote:NAC was lucky in its connection with EM

As I have a personal connection with Newbattle Abbey College I'll go with that although I have no idea what EM refers to.

Sgurr wrote:See my revised answer above. That will be Doune Castle then.

Of course it is . Didn't see your revision and certainly didn't realise those other castles featured or perhaps they are in the second series which my wife hasn't started watching yet .

Your turn - I'm away tae bed

Sgurr wrote:I assume that's a "NO" then.

Sorry should have said it; but you assume correct - it is a NO

Like looking for the Holy Grail isn't it.

Dunvegan Castle, on the grounds that it's outwith the mainland (outlandish).? Understand your logic young lady :) you are close but not that close :( . Like over 100 miles :wink: . OK then, using the same logic, Duart Castle...approx 140 miles as the AA person drives Amphibious car? As well as 100+...

Sgurr wrote:Dunvegan Castle, on the grounds that it's outwith the mainland (outlandish).?

Understand your logic young lady you are close but not that close . Like over 100 miles .

larry groo wrote:Correct!

Well done Eddie.

It's a fine stone circle, just on my doorstep too. The recumbent is huge!

Your go.

Thank you LG. That's the advantage to us of using a location near your home.

DC is an outlandish place

larry groo wrote:Haha...

All quality answers, but wrong I'm afraid.


Clue: This is one of Scotland's best preserved examples of this.

I'll go with Easter Aquhorthies Stone Circle near Inverurie

Sgurr wrote:Correct Charles.

Do we now have a repeat of 29 May 1958 when Charles emerged from Colombey-les-Deux-Églises

CharlesT wrote:I'll have to come out of my self-imposed purdah.

Wondered where you had gone to - Welcome back

Thank you to GS and Rob for your comments. It is a reassurance as my wife has wanted to do this for years and the chance is coming. But there was indication that these boulders might be a show stopper. Appreciate your help As for Caberfeidh who cocked up this thread, maybe even ballsed it up, but yo...

Can somebody explain in plain English what are the rules of the game et al. Within this thread. Being a "fick" Sassanach :? I think it's fair to say there are no 'rules' as such. Places are, as the thread title says, in Scotland. The person who guesses the place/object/feature (historical...