Can I have a 'P' please Bob - Scotland

[CharlesT]

That's the one Charles. Over to you and I didn't have to use the Franciscan clue.

Thanks. Proof my memory still works, if partially.

PW has reputedly the oldest of its kind.

[CharlesT]

That's the one Charles. Over to you and I didn't have to use the Franciscan clue.

Thanks. Proof my memory still works, if partially.

PW has reputedly the oldest of its kind.

Time for a clue. This site is earlier than the much better known similar site on Mainland.

[CharlesT]

Time again for the daily clue. The local stone provided readily available source material for construction.

[Sgurr]

Is t Papa Westray where is the oldest stone house (reputedly) in Britain?

[CharlesT]

Is t Papa Westray where is the oldest stone house (reputedly) in Britain?

It is and the house is the Knap of Howar, pre-dates Skara Brae.

Your go.

[Sgurr]

TC, famous over seas lived in C

[Sgurr]

TC, famous over seas lived in C

Over seas and On seas

[CharlesT]

TC, famous over seas lived in C

Over seas and On seas

Thomas Cochrane (Lord Cochrane ) lived early years in Culross.

[Sgurr]

Correct. Your go Charles.

[CharlesT]

Thanks.

A libation to S secured the fertility of L, so it is said.

[CharlesT]

Thanks.

A libation to S secured the fertility of L, so it is said.

Time for the daily clue.
S inhabits a watery domain.

[CharlesT]

Daily clue time again.

The supplication to S was for an abundance of seaware. Hope that helps.

[CharlesT]

Daily clue time again.

The supplication to S was for an abundance of seaware. Hope that helps.

L is better known for the discovery of some famous pieces.

[CharlesT]

Ok, S may be mythical, but L is real and its inhabitants joined in a communal enterprise to produce the propitiatory offering to S.

Barring naming the subjects, I can do no more.

[garyoppolis]

It's surely Seonaidh?

I got Lewis from the chessmen but the rest required quite a bit of googling.