Can I have a "P" please Bob - Scotland (2nd edition)

[CharlesT]

Was it the Inverness Hostel? Stayed there on our lejog run, but it is no longer a hostel.

Afraid not, this wouldn't be anywhere near as comfortable.

There are a few of these dotted around the country, the one I have in mind is in a well known location DCP close to the Capital.

[Sgurr]

Is it the Inchkeith Houses?

[CharlesT]

Is it the Inchkeith Houses?

No, and I'm not sure there are such things. Doesn't fit with my DCP clue either. Not on an island.

Itself it was never luxurious. The luxury arose from its purpose.

[Sgurr]

https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/3323959

Back to thinking again.

[Sgurr]

Is DCP Dunbar Castle Park? Can't find anything that might have to do with luxury except for some loom weights in an archeological dig.

[CharlesT]

Is DCP Dunbar Castle Park? Can't find anything that might have to do with luxury except for some loom weights in an archeological dig.

No, but you have one correct word there. Stay cool and you'll find it.

[Sgurr]

Is IH an Ice house? Dalkeith Country Park.

[CharlesT]

Is IH an Ice house? Dalkeith Country Park.

It is. Not overly obscure I thought.
Your go.

[Sgurr]

DLJ is famous for T

[Sgurr]

Though I can't think why he should take the credit as JHL invented the L, which is very similar, but in the USA..

[Sgurr]

One of these letters refers to a sort of similar word to a word in Half man Half Titanium's clue

[Sgurr]

I prefer both the B and the R from which the T is made

[Sgurr]

Yum yum.

[rohan]

Yum yum.

I did think it was food related but have been struggling to think of food stuffs beginning with "T" ( apart from tablet) and Tunnocks is the family name for those products.

Butter, brandy, beef, beer, rum, raisins, rocket, roquefort ( that well known Scottish Fromage)....

[Sgurr]

Think plants.