Can I have a 'P' please Bob - Scotland

[rohan]

He wins the hand of the Princess gem-de- lovely. My next rescus hen is going to be called that, I have decided.

[CharlesT]

He wins the hand of the Princess gem-de- lovely. My next rescus hen is going to be called that, I have decided.

Correct! And a good name for a rescue hen to boot. Your go.

[rohan]

He wins the hand of the Princess gem-de- lovely. My next rescus hen is going to be called that, I have decided.

Correct! And a good name for a rescue hen to boot. Your go.

I wouldn't have got it without your last clue. I had never heard of it but it is a great tale with many elements found in other folk tales/legends. Princess gem-de-lovely wouldn't be out of place as a pantomiine character. I also fancy Assipattle and Sickersnapper as hens names. Thank-you.

Q has some good PR.

[CharlesT]

Get this one out of the way, assuming it can't be right.
The Quiraing has lots of Pinnacle Rocks.

[rohan]

Get this one out of the way, assuming it can't be right.
The Quiraing has lots of Pinnacle Rocks.

I'm glad we got it out of the way because you are right it is wrong..

[Sgurr]

I expect this is wrong too. Quarff has some good prehistoric relics.

[rohan]

I expect this is wrong too. Quarff has some good prehistoric relics.

Sorry, no.
Charles was closer both geographically and meaning.

[CharlesT]

Wrong again I guess, but fishing for a clue.

Quartzite painted pebbles (rocks) are found throughout northern Scotland.

[Sgurr]

Quinag has some good precipitous routes.

[rohan]

One of you has the correct location,one of you is working along the right lines.

[CharlesT]

One of you has the correct location,one of you is working along the right lines.

Quinag is made up of Proterozoic Rocks?

[rohan]

One of you has the correct location,one of you is working along the right lines.

Quinag is made up of Proterozoic Rocks?

I'm looking for something more specific There is mention of other sites nearby for this but it is also obvious when you are walking on Quinag, particularly on the SE slopes of Spidean Coinich. I have used the common name rather than the scientific name which begins with S

[CharlesT]

Is it Pipe Rock you are after?

[rohan]

Is it Pipe Rock you are after?

That's it. Over to you,

[CharlesT]

Thanks, have not been there, so a bit of desk research was in order.

ES dwelt at W and may have supped at what is now SF.