Walkhighlands

This may crash and burn or it could be fun...
So if anybody is interested an easy one to get us started!

Which M is the deepest Loch. I'm a stop on the West Highland Line and my Silver Sands belong to the fictional village of Ferness ?

Erm, Morar?

Think they're gonna have to be a bit cryptic to challenge some of the users on here

Correct. Your go...

If I made it too cryptic to start and no one posted it would quickly disappear down the list, plus Scotland isn't my specialist area

Which S is a sea loch and a suburb of Liverpool?

Loch Fyne?

davidmhodgey wrote:Loch Fyne?

calm down ! calm down !

The only sea loch beginning with S I can think of is Seaforth on Lewis - but I don't think that's an area of Liverpool? The only places in Liverpool I can think of starting with S are Sefton (but then I don't know the place)...

Just noticed that it was supposed to begin with 'S' not 'P'. Erm.. I'll get back to programming and coffee until my brain wakes up. Differentiating between letters isn't easy at this time of morning.

Loch Seaforth.

I already said that But is there a Seaforth district in Liverpool?

Yes, Seaforth Nature Reserve

Learn something new every day Are you local to there? (Well, I can see you're at Forres, but did you come from Liverpool?)

Nope! Used to work near there though. Got home with my car in one piece
I guess icemandan needs to confirm the answer and decide who goes next.
Oh what the heck! Here goes.

What S is a loch that may bite?

<attempt at humour>Loch Lyon is going Tay bite yi because it sounds vaguely like 'lion'.</attempt at humour>

I never know whether it's pronounced 'lion' or 'leon' - some Scot on here can tell us