Where's the picture ? - Scotland (part 3)

[jmarkb]

One of a pair of Grahams....

[BlackPanther]

I'm thinking Assynt... Ben More Coigach?

[jmarkb]

You think right!
Taken from Cul Beag.

[BlackPanther]

You think right!
Taken from Cul Beag.

Thanks I had similar photos taken from Beinn an Eun (minus the snow).

On to the next one...
Where will you find this monument? Apologies for the strange angle, but all close-ups revealed the location

[BlackPanther]

The same monument seen from the other side:

Clue: It's a WW2 memorial.

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Is it the Sunderland crash memorial - Creag na h-Iolaire, near Dunbeath?

Tim

[BlackPanther]

Apologies for delayed answer, it is indeed the Dunbeath crash site aka the Eagle Rock, where George Duke of Kent died in 1942. We visited the spot last week. We didn't find any parts of the plane itself as all the debris was collected right after the crash, but the exact spot of impact is still visible. A very sombre place to be.

All yours now

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Thanks! Yes crash sites are sombre - my Dad was a pilot in the war so I’m aware of how many died not just in action but through accidents.

Where is this ridge?

Tim

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

No guesses yet, so here is a clue - I am on a Munro, with an unusual name.

Tim

[Caberfeidh]

Are you on the Aonach Eagach Ridge above the gulf of Glen Coe?

[CharlesT]

Stob coire a'Chairn?

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Are you on the Aonach Eagach Ridge above the gulf of Glen Coe?

Sorry, not there. Further north and west

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Stob coire a'Chairn?

Not there either I'm afraid - again further north and west of there

[rockhopper]

Sgurr nan Eugallt looking down into Glen Barrisdale ?

[vuirich]

Looking down the east ridge of Sgurr a' Mhaoraich?