BoyVertiginous wrote:Are you above Dalnaspidal, on the opposite side of the A9 from the Sow of Atholl (Meall an Dobharchain)?

No, not there either - though closer than the previous guess.

jmarkb wrote:Were you between Carn of Claise and Tolmount, looking at Tom Buidhe?

Nope, not there

BoyVertiginous wrote:

RICHARDCFF wrote:Beside Beinn Gheur, on the Silver Walk circuit in Moidart?

Spot on, Richard, well done.

Over to you.

Thanks! Did that walk last year so still fresh in my mind...

How about this one: Where was I and which hill was I looking at?

Beside Beinn Gheur, on the Silver Walk circuit in Moidart?

Indeed it is, well done!

Your go.

Thanks, and Happy New Year!

Which hill was I approaching in the picture below?

Some arithmetic and a look at the Sub2000 section tells me that the answer could be somewhere I've never been: Lendrick Hill.

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OALRGAALAWADTFCFOTS is a B written according to the rules of H. But what it refers to is generally known as the LR

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Or... The Book of Deer?

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