Can I have a 'P' please Bob - Scotland

[CharlesT]

It is. I won't force you to spell out the rest.
Glenrothes had perforce to become Silicon Glen when the Rothes Coliery which was its founding raison d'etre, closed. I have to admit, I had forgotten what it was all about when I came home, and couldn't think it out at all. I had to go back to my browsing history to work out what I must have been checking.

Had Glenrothes but not Rothes Colliery, so thank you for being generous. Been there once to view a Company's manufacturing facility. Could have been anywhere and the coach driver getting lost was the highlight of the day.

DF could be a best friend going over.

[Sgurr]

It's not some Scottish connection to Dog Friday is it? Everyone else jump in before Charles answers this, as I can't see why it should be.

[mmill]

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DF could be a best friend going over.[/quote]

How about dog falls in Glen affric?

[CharlesT]

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DF could be a best friend going over.

How about dog falls in Glen affric?[/quote]
Correct, Dog Falls it is. Your go.

[mmill]

CB is where you will find the broken rock.

[mmill]

I believe that split rock is also a possible translation.

[larry groo]

That would be Clachtoll Beach maybe?

[mmill]

That would be Clachtoll Beach maybe?

Indeed it is. Over to you.

[larry groo]

Cheers.

MC & CC are joined by a T.

[Sgurr]

Been forced to look through the Geographical Dictionary and try to to find some plausible T's

Is T a trench or a tributary, or are they clans joined by a tartan (seems implausible).

[larry groo]

No, sorry Sgurr.

Not quite a trench. Something else though.

This place is on M.

[CharlesT]

No, sorry Sgurr.

Not quite a trench. Something else though.

This place is on M.

Is T a tombolo?

[larry groo]

No, sorry Charles.

Think more underground.

[Sgurr]

I have found tunnels (or reputed tunnels) with either MC or CC at one end but not linking both

Cessnock Castle

Cleeves Cove

Mauchline Castle

Craufurdland Castle

Monzievaird Castle


Maybe the other ends of these have another name

[larry groo]

You're on the right lines there Sgurr.

T is indeed a tunnel.

This place is on the IOM and may well be one of the deepest caves in the Hebrides.