Walkhighlands

Is it a Mountain Daisy and Celmisia its Latin name. If so thin Rohan should have it, as she got RB


"Wee, modest, crimson-tippèd flow'r,
Thou's met me in an evil hour;
For I maun crush amang the stoure
Thy slender stem:
To spare thee now is past my pow'r,
Thou bonie gem."


Clodhopper.

Sgurr wrote:Is it a Mountain Daisy and Celmisia its Latin name. If so thin Rohan should have it, as she got RB


"Wee, modest, crimson-tippèd flow'r,
Thou's met me in an evil hour;
For I maun crush amang the stoure
Thy slender stem:
To spare thee now is past my pow'r,
Thou bonie gem."


Clodhopper.

Correct. Celmisia semicordata. Don't know whether Rohan is thin or not, but as you offer, Rohan's go now.

Meant think. But suspect Rohan is thin as well given her watershed activities.

Sgurr wrote:Meant think. But suspect Rohan is thin as well given her watershed activities.

Your go, Rohan.

CharlesT wrote:

Sgurr wrote:Meant think. But suspect Rohan is thin as well given her watershed activities.

Your go, Rohan.

Sorry, I was out with family yesterday and missed the tail end of yesterday's deliberations. I'm not sure I deserve the go but try this.

My Mum told us of the LMoBM others claim contact with AFLM but please note I am using 2 different languages so no 2 words are the same.

rohan wrote:

CharlesT wrote:

Sgurr wrote:Meant think. But suspect Rohan is thin as well given her watershed activities.

Your go, Rohan.

Sorry, I was out with family yesterday and missed the tail end of yesterday's deliberations. I'm not sure I deserve the go but try this.

My Mum told us of the LMoBM others claim contact with AFLM but please note I am using 2 different languages so no 2 words are the same.

That's Am Fear Liath Mor, or in English Big Grey Man of Ben MacDhui (substitute Large for Big if you wish)

Is it anything to do with the Blue Men of the Minch?

Sgurr wrote:Is it anything to do with the Blue Men of the Minch?

No, but colours, myths and men (singular) are involved.

rohan wrote:

Sgurr wrote:Is it anything to do with the Blue Men of the Minch?

No, but colours, myths and men (singular) are involved.

To avoid more brain wrestling, see my earlier response. Not being grumpy...really.

CharlesT wrote:

rohan wrote:

Sgurr wrote:Is it anything to do with the Blue Men of the Minch?

No, but colours, myths and men (singular) are involved.

To avoid more brain wrestling, see my earlier response. Not being grumpy...really. :wink:

Whoops, sorry Charles.. My mother called him the Long Man after an encounter in 1943 with a figure who appeared out of the mist near the summit. That turned out to be very human. Over to you

CharlesT wrote:

rohan wrote:

Sgurr wrote:Is it anything to do with the Blue Men of the Minch?

No, but colours, myths and men (singular) are involved.

To avoid more brain wrestling, see my earlier response. Not being grumpy...really.

Must have sat with the response page open for quite some time....but it usually tells you if you might want to revise your post in view of a previous answer.

Thanks, I believe Am Fear Liath Mor, just means big grey thing or presence, but not being a Gaelic speaker I can't be sure.
Try this. The SW finally got its comeuppance at the hand of A.

Much praise due to anyone who gets it in one go.

CharlesT wrote:Thanks, I believe Am Fear Liath Mor, just means big grey thing or presence, but not being a Gaelic speaker I can't be sure.
Try this. The SW finally got its comeuppance at the hand of A.

Much praise due to anyone who gets it in one go.

SW is sometimes referred to as MSW, being the greatest of all it is said.

Seems a little help is needed.
A was an unlikely hero, but cunning. He wins PG-d-l by dint of his exploits.

An' gin no' deed, dei'r livin' yet.

Assipatle and the Stoor Worm, an Orcadian legend?