Name that Loch!

[hailiamdigby]

Please submit a new pic of a Loch then, Malky
You've earned it

[Caberfeidh]

..then I'll just have to answer this one correctly then forget to post a new photo again :roll

Remember there is a time limit on this thread ! So we don't just stagnate....

Once a person has guessed a picture correctly and it has been verified by the person that submitted it, the person with the correct answer has 24 hours to submit a picture of their own.

If a new picture hasn't been posted 24 hours after the confirmation of the correct answer, anyone is free to add a picture of their own, for people to have a stab at.

Additionally, should no-one get the correct answer - or a reply that their answer is correct - within 24 hours of the photo being submitted, a new photo can be submitted by anyone for the same process to commence.

Should no-one manage to get the answer correct within 24 hours - and a new picture has been submitted by someone else - it would be nice for the poster of the unanswered photograph to let people know the name of the Loch and its location.

[malky_c]

Yes of course. Did you like the different perspective?

I did - I'd call it 'arty' but think you might be offended

As I mentioned, I knew I'd forget about this again. Here's a new photo:

[hailiamdigby]

Upper Loch Torridon?

[Sunset tripper]

Loch Fleet?

[malky_c]

Loch Fleet it is . Only sea loch I know of on the east coast.

[Sunset tripper]

Cheers Malky think your right about the east coast thing. Whats the name of the loch in the centre of the picture behind this 5 star accommodation. OK I Know it's a small part of the photo but the hills will give it away.

[Sunset tripper]

Here's a clue the snow topped hill right of centre and the hill to the right of the loch are both munros.

[Sunset tripper]

............................... on the west coast.

[hailiamdigby]

Loch coire nan Dearcag?

[Sunset tripper]

Loch coire nan Dearcag?

Not that one hailiam. Far further west than that and further south also.

[hailiamdigby]

"Loch an Dubh Lochain" of Knoydart?

[Sunset tripper]

"Loch an Dubh Lochain" of Knoydart?

You got it taken from the lower slopes of the corbett behind Inverie

[hailiamdigby]

Hey, awesome
I'm glad I got the answer and thank you.
Well, here's one I took today, funnily enough
I'd love to see if someone gets it

[BoyVertiginous]

Looks, to me, awfully like the lochan beneath the summit of Deuchary Hill, Lochan na Beinne, with the River Tay in the distance?