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37 minutes ago, IBM said:
Here is another view, should be easy now
Ah right, that’s Staffin
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this got posted as a reply. Great thing the internet
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19 hours ago, IBM said:
I don't think it's a Commer or Austin with the grill that it has but am no expert in the bus world. It could have any running gear and built with a different body. I would guess it is somewhere on Lewis
I had a suggestion it was a Trojan. Somebody on the Stornoway page.
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11 hours ago, IBM said:
I don't think it's a Commer or Austin with the grill that it has but am no expert in the bus world. It could have any running gear and built with a different body. I would guess it is somewhere on Lewis
Back in the day, people would tow their old vehicles out to where their peat banks were, so they had somewhere to shelter in a shower. I probably took this about 1980 and it’s not there anymore.
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Did I ever put this one up?
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9 hours ago, weeman said:
From Today's walk.
At a guess, Cnoc Ceislein above Fyrish. Never been up there.
Edit- never noticed the monument till now
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On 9/23/2022 at 6:13 PM, Robert said:
Again, I suspect this will be easy for the experts on here:
I think these two are on the left in my photo
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Yup, awful. Start with a strong team and get the game won first, then introduce the young players. That was too much responsibility for Hyde and Mackay to take on. Neither of them are ready, that’s if they ever will be.
High point of the game was probably caley100 with his head in his hands as Robbie Deas came up for the last spot kick
He didn’t half bury it though.
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They had Garry Wood banging in the goals last season but his wiki page is a bit duff, he seems to be at Locos now.
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Raasay at Sconser again. Wouldn't upload on the post before.
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Sconser again:
The 'Raasay' in 1993. Dun Caan a very distinctive hill you can see from all over.
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2 hours ago, IBM said:
Yes between Tyndrum and Crianlarich looking west to Ben More, Stob Bennein and Cruich Ardrain. I thought you might have done the West Highland Way at some point and recognised it
Walked it in 1983 a couple of years after it opened I think. But I know that skyline well
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12 hours ago, IBM said:
From my walk today
This is out by Tyndrum
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11 hours ago, Robert said:
Pretty passionate stuff here for arriving tourists:
10 hours ago, IBM said:Thats an easy one I am sure Mantis will have stayed there at some time.
Sligachan?
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7 hours ago, weeman said:
Coire an Lochan in the Cairngorm range.
Eh? Coire Ardair surely? Creag Meagaidh.
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A classic day out Weeman
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33 minutes ago, Robert said:
“Sharpe was adjudged to have fouled Harper”
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1 minute ago, IBM said:
Thanks Mantis the BBC didn't look right!
No surprise there then. Probably just as likely a 4-2-3-1 with Allardice and Cammy holding but the bbc have got Samuels and MacKay on opposite wings.
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4 hours ago, IBM said:
From the BBC
Carson was right back. Cammy was in midfield. Looked a bit like a 4-5-1 first half with Billy up front.
Cammy
Can’t wait to see the two belters again. Dundee dominated but tbh Ridgers never had a lot to do. Deas and Devine won nearly everything they could throw at us from their many free kicks and corners. McMullan was probably their best player. Looked a bit ominous when they were able to throw on players like McGinn, Rudden and McGowan but after the red card we just took the piss. Delaney looks like being a player
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Just been watching a really good programme on Trusadh on BBC Alba about buses in the islands. It’s no 4/13 and it seems to be repeated on Tuesday at 2200.
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‘O’ I see
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On 9/7/2022 at 11:30 PM, IBM said:
I thought that one would be easy but will give another clue tomorrow night.
Craobh Haven?
Ferries
in Olde Inverness
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Was it Ballachulish then?