Can I have a 'P' please Bob - Scotland

[Sgurr]

OK Is it Loch Morar where you can see (or most likely can't) Morag, Nessie's cousin, an invention of hoteliers who wanted a slice of the action.

Happy New Year

Below, no sign of Morag (That is the An Stac appearing)

[CharlesT]

Correct. Happy New Year to you too.

Nice photo, Morag must have been in a good mood that day.

[Sgurr]

The EB isn't really E

[Sgurr]

What some people call E here is really G

[Sgurr]

They have had to make a heavy explanatory stone for the EB, because the tourists kept stealing the other signs

[Sgurr]

You need a set of wheels to appreciate how EB got its name

[garyoppolis]

It must surely be the Electric Brae?

Which has nothing to do with electricity and everything to do with the malfunctioning inner ear canals of Ayrshire natives.

[Sgurr]

Yes! My father told me it was the most interesting thing he had seen in Scotland. As he got hardly any further north, I'll forgive him, though can he have missed Ailsa Craig? We were very disappointed as we couldn't really see it.

[garyoppolis]

NS needs "climbed" to get from west to east.

[Sgurr]

Is it Neptune's Staircase?

[garyoppolis]

It is indeed - I suspected that might be a little too easy.

[Sgurr]

They have re-opened CM and are hoping for a bright future.

[Sgurr]

I maybe should have said "a glittering future"

[CharlesT]

I maybe should have said "a glittering future"

Dimwitteď so far this year. Cononish Mine?

[Sgurr]

Well, you got it before my final clue which would have been "Of course all that glitters......." Over to you Charles. Hope you haven't had the flu.