Mal Grey wrote:Etchachan?
Assuming there really is a loch under there and you're not pretending
Correct
I sat by the loch for a while eating my sarnies and contemplating climbing in the gullies of the cliffs across the water, and I wondered why there was a big hole in the ice. I realised it was too late in the day for climbing so I set off back up the hill behind me, then saw huge bus- and house-sized blocks of ice fall from the cornice, scouring the gullies clean and making even more of a hole in the ice... It occurred to me that the wave caused by this might travel under the ice, then make the ice at the edge of the loch suddenly rear up and smack down on the shore, where a person might just sit eating his sarnies and contemplating climbing the gullies...