Let's go out of Sneck

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Sounds like a 70's pop song title - similar to Doobydoobydedah. Salalalalala ?

[The Mantis]

Amarillo 

[The Mantis]

Tarskavaig or thereaboots.

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Samalamam Beach - close to Glenluig.

[The Mantis]

IBM will get this smartish:

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It's his feckin hoose

[IBM]

That's much better than my house 

Looks like an old village hall, is it down Kinlochmoidart way?

On the last one from IHE I have not been past the Glenuig Inn and surprised he got past it as well 

[The Mantis]

59 minutes ago, IBM said:

That's much better than my house 

Looks like an old village hall, is it down Kinlochmoidart way?

No, it’s very close to one you got already.

[IBM]

28 minutes ago, TheMantis said:

No, it’s very close to one you got already.

Well that narrows it down a bit  I will have to sleep on it tonight.

[+weeman]

18 hours ago, IBM said:

Well that narrows it down a bit  I will have to sleep on it tonight.

You still asleep?

[IBM]

58 minutes ago, weeman said:

You still asleep?

No I was up early this morning but still no idea so I will have to leave this one to you!

[The Mantis]

4 hours ago, weeman said:

You still asleep?

Has the wee man got it?

3 hours ago, IBM said:

No I was up early this morning but still no idea so I will have to leave this one to you!

It's quite near Kilchurn Castle so I thought you knew the area well 

[IBM]

35 minutes ago, TheMantis said:

Has the wee man got it?

It's quite near Kilchurn Castle so I thought you knew the area well 

I have it now that was harder as I was thinking it was away in the back of beyond!  Dalmally old church hall it's right beside the main road near the auction mart 

[IBM]

You will know where this is but where was it taken from?

[The Mantis]

I'm beat  Got to be around Camusterrach. That's Dun Can on Raasay from the west. Can't find your viewpoint though. I'm beginning to think you've photoshopped in a couple of headlands. If there's a picnic table I'm assuming you can drive to it but can't find it on GSV. 

Changed my mind, had another look. Tingle Creek Hotel, Erbusaig I reckon. I'm away to do something useful now.

[IBM]

8 hours ago, TheMantis said:

I'm beat  Got to be around Camusterrach. That's Dun Can on Raasay from the west. Can't find your viewpoint though. I'm beginning to think you've photoshopped in a couple of headlands. If there's a picnic table I'm assuming you can drive to it but can't find it on GSV. 

Changed my mind, had another look. Tingle Creek Hotel, Erbusaig I reckon. I'm away to do something useful now.

I thought that would have been a hard one to work out!  I stayed there for a couple of night for my 50th birthday (a few years ago ) it was excellent.  The first owner of the hotel had a guest house there and liked a flutter on the horses.  He had a big win on one that enabled him to extend the house into a hotel.  The name of the horse...............Tingle Creek 

[The Mantis]

A bit nearer home

[IBM]

The well of the seven heads at Invergarry.  As a boy living in Fort Augustus going to visit my Grandparents in Dalwhinnie that was always the stop for a treat in the summer it was a Mivi  

[The Mantis]

Orange Maid looks a bit dodgy 

 

[IBM]

I am sure I know this one but can't think where it is someone else might have a clue. 

[The Mantis]

The cairn is at a popular tourist spot. It had to be repaired after a lorry backed into it!

[IBM]

8 hours ago, TheMantis said:

The cairn is at a popular tourist spot. It had to be repaired after a lorry backed into it!

Well a fresh look again tonight and it's Loch Tulla Viewpoint.  I have passed and stopped there many times without even noticing a cairn!  Here is a couple from the same place.

[The Mantis]

1 hour ago, IBM said:

Well a fresh look again tonight and it's Loch Tulla Viewpoint.  I have passed and stopped there many times without even noticing a cairn!  Here is a couple from the same place.

The cairn was built by an old friend of mine who died last year in his late 80s. He took a rock from each one of the 284 Munros. He finished them in 1982 and that was the first summit party I was at. His name was Gordon Park but he was called Highland Park  He got a load of miniatures from Highland Park as sponsorship when he finished his last Corbett many years later.

[IBM]

55 minutes ago, TheMantis said:

The cairn was built by an old friend of mine who died last year in his late 80s. He took a rock from each one of the 284 Munros. He finished them in 1982 and that was the first summit party I was at. His name was Gordon Park but he was called Highland Park  He got a load of miniatures from Highland Park as sponsorship when he finished his last Corbett many years later.

Shouldn't have told me that I might be tempted to chip of a stone for my garden  I have got stones from all my travels throughout the Highlands and Islands in my garden and even a cobble from Edinburgh!  It's a bit off topic but here is the front.

 

[IBM]

Back on topic where is this?