Can I have a 'P' please Bob - Scotland

[Sgurr]

Fairburn Tower?


www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-44052833

[CharlesT]

Fairburn Tower?


www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-highlands-islands-44052833

Correct, was it that easy? Your go.

[Sgurr]

Become far more costly to experience TNF lately.

[Sgurr]

Some of it just used to be called TAETS while some more used to be called TAETE

[Sgurr]

The E s are Eights

[Sgurr]

Maybe I should have called the original post TNFH

[Sgurr]

Some people add Coastal to its name

[Sgurr]

Have just discovered that Visit Scotland calls it TNCFH

[larry groo]

Could it be the NC500?

Or The North Coast Five Hundred as they say?

[Sgurr]

Yes, apologies for calling it the Northern Five Hundred (have heard it called so)

[larry groo]

Hah, it only just dawned on me that The A Eight Two Seven was one of your clues!

Ok....

The VA or AW was the second of these two.

[Sgurr]

I know this is probably wrong, as it doesn't fit the W and there should be an "and"

The V and A (Victoria and Albert) Museum in Dundee is the second one of these as the first is in London.

[nigheandonn]

Sounds like it might be another road... Via A or A Way. I might go hunting later, but don't mind if anyone else does

[nigheandonn]

Well, I was right that only Romans use Vs - the Antonine Wall or Vallum Antonini

[Sgurr]

Looks good