Can I have a 'P' please Bob - Scotland

[Sgurr]

Valvona and Crolla are in Jenners, so that doesn't help

No it doesn't. However, I will give you another clue. You can eat both V and C, and they are not contained in a hamper in this case.

V and C make a very nice P

[CharlesT]

Valvona and Crolla are in Jenners, so that doesn't help

No it doesn't. However, I will give you another clue. You can eat both V and C, and they are not contained in a hamper in this case.

V and C make a very nice P

Many, many moons ago an ill-advised attempt at making Magdalen V produced a dish so rich it was virtually inedible, put ne off V for the rest of my life. Yes, I know the answer but I'm hoping someone else will come forward as I'm a bit short of ideas for questions.

[Sgurr]

Those colleges have amassed wines worth many thousands, I am sure that marinating V in 30 year old port brought it ALMOST up to the standard found in LPS

[Sgurr]

Surely someone besides Charles knows where you find the best Ps in the highlands?

[rockhopper]

....and as a kid I bought my first ever fishing rod from the newsagents' shop just next door to what is now LL.....

[larry groo]

Hah... Gawd, only just clicked.

Pies By Post!

Lochinver Pie Shop it is!

Loved the cauliflower one. Dragged it to the top of Suilven a while back.

I was initially looking at the Lothian Paranormal Society! Sheesh.

[Sgurr]

Hah... Gawd, only just clicked.

Pies By Post!

Lochinver Pie Shop it is!

Loved the cauliflower one. Dragged it to the top of Suilven a while back.

I was initially looking at the Lothian Paranormal Society! Sheesh.

Just loved the Lothian Paranormal Society, I suppose they deal in Visions and Creepiecrawlies. Yes, it is the Lochinver Pie Shop and the Venison and Cranberry is one of the most popular.

[larry groo]

Haha, thanks Sgurr.

I'll stick with the culinary theme then....

The AR is colloquially known as a B or R.

[Tinto63]

Aberdeen Rowie is also known as a Buttery or a Rollie?

[larry groo]

Aye, that's the one Tinto.

Aberdeen Roll, also a Buttery or Rowie.

Very nice indeed. Although you can only eat one every decade or so!

[Tinto63]

Thanks larry groo, I must be too interested in food....especially on a cold, snowy day....

Try this one (nothing you can eat):- AVG -venue for an annual sporting event.

[Sgurr]

Aberdeen Volleyball Ground home to the annual volleyball something or other?

[Tinto63]

Not there, Sgurr, looks like you are clutching at straws on this one. Time for a clue, the sporting event is the opposite of football....

[Tinto63]

Time for another clue: the teams are the Us and the Ds.

[CharlesT]

Time for another clue: the teams are the Us and the Ds.

Well, I've thought it was the Ba Game, but can't figure the AVG bit. Maybe someone else can take it from here.