Name that Loch!

[rockhopper]

Name of this loch ?

[rockhopper]

Clue - north of Fort William

[Caberfeidh]

Loch a'Bhealaich Leamhain, looking over to Creag Meagaidh?

[rockhopper]

Loch a'Bhealaich Leamhain, looking over to Creag Meagaidh?

'Fraid not

[Caberfeidh]

Loch Blair, above Loch Arkaig?

[rockhopper]

Loch Blair, above Loch Arkaig?

Nope but you are a bit closer than your previous guess

[Chris Mac]

Loch Calavie? That looks a bit like An Cruachan in the foreground from a similar angle to a photo I have taken from Corrie Calavie.

[rockhopper]

Loch Calavie? That looks a bit like An Cruachan in the foreground from a similar angle to a photo I have taken from Corrie Calavie.

Correct - over to you

[Chris Mac]

Correct - over to you

Cheers!

Name this Loch:

[Caberfeidh]

Loch Fannie, Galloway.

[Chris Mac]

Loch Fannie, Galloway.

Nope, a good guess but it would take Naismith 4 minutes to walk across the water from end to end on this loch, Loch Fannie would only take him 3 minutes.

[SummitStupid]

Erm, are you going to inform the Church that Naismith was the Second Coming, or shall I do it?

[Caberfeidh]

Erm, are you going to inform the Church that Naismith was the Second Coming, or shall I do it?

You just wait until a really hard winter; you could skate across the Galloway Hills from the Solway to the Clyde.

[rohan]

Erm, are you going to inform the Church that Naismith was the Second Coming, or shall I do it?

You just wait until a really hard winter; you could skate across the Galloway Hills from the Solway to the Clyde. :shock:

Otherwise it is either the Second coming route or ,for us lesser mortals, a swim/kayak across. Just like Rannoch Moor.

[Caberfeidh]

I think we need a clue. Even a hint..