Name that Loch!

[rohan]

No bites yet. I am going to be away for a few days (hopefully off grid too) so just to narrow the area down a bit and give you something to think about, this photo was taken north of Inverness. I suspect a fair number of you will have passed it on your way to a popular location but will not have seen it from this side.

[Mal Grey]

My original thought was Loch a Mhuillin on the Sandwood Bay path, but I got distracted and forgot.

[rohan]

Sorry for the slow reply. I replied to your post om "Where's the picture" then managed, on a poor internet connection, to sign out of Walkhighlands and couldn't remember my password to get back in until now.

My original thought was Loch a Mhuillin on the Sandwood Bay path, but I got distracted and forgot.

I know the feeling. As you are so close I am going to give it to you. You were on the right path but it is Loch na Gainimh, a little before you get to Loch a Mhuillin.

[Mal Grey]

Cheers. It would have been my next guess!


Will dig something out shortly...

[Mal Grey]

OK, try this one:

[Skyelines]

Fionn Loch

[Mal Grey]

Yep. Hiding Suilven in a cloud didn’t fool ya!

All yours...

[Skyelines]

Here's one that may be easy though you can't see much of the loch.

[rohan]

Loch Kinord?

[mamoset]

Loch Laggan

[Sgurr]

Loch Ken?

[Skyelines]

Loch Laggan

That's it.

[mamoset]

Which one's this

[Mal Grey]

The lochan in Coire an Lochan whose name may or not be Lochan Coire an Lochan as its not actually labelled on my map. Anyway, between Sgur Eilde Mor and Beag.

[mamoset]

ye that's the place, ah yes it's wrote in black and not blue, as depicting water would be.