Where was I? Vol 2

[Bonefish Blues]

Is it the castle in the SW of Skye?

[Asterix]

Arran?

[Laplace]

Bonefish Blues said:

Is it the castle in the SW of Skye?

It isn't, getting warm though.

[Bonefish Blues]

Only other one I know there is Dunvegan?

[Laplace]

Bonefish Blues said:

Only other one I know there is Dunvegan?

Jackpot!

[Bonefish Blues]

I thought it was overlooking the sea, hence my reticence?

[Laplace]

I don't remember there being any views to the open sea. I think it sits inland at the head of loch dunvegan.

Beautiful place to visit, we had 10 days of glorious sunshine on a tour of the west coast.

[Bonefish Blues]

Still can't quite get my head around the angle it's taken from but I'll let it lie!

Where might this green be?

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[HenryJM]

May be easier like this:

[HenryJM]

No idea where it is though, except that the rock looks limestone so maybe the Yorkshire Dales somewhere?

[Bonefish Blues]

HenryJM said:

No idea where it is though, except that the rock looks limestone so maybe the Yorkshire Dales somewhere?

I'm obliged

Location's off, mind. Lime(stone) does feature, but perhaps in not quite the way you note.

[Laplace]

Is that the top of a cliff face I can see middle top right - set around an old limestone quarry maybe?

I can think of one or two courses that are, but never played any.

[jmorgan]

Craggy Island?

[neilski]

Is it that famous on in Scotland, St. Andrews or something? I'm not a golfist so I'm gonna have to declare myself oot on this one.

[Bonefish Blues]

It's a Scottish Golf Pitch, yes, but not one of the famous ones like Ibrox . This is the par 3 12th.

There is a quarry here, but it didn't quarry limestone when it operated.

[thewhangie]

Is it Easdale, Seil golf club?

[HenryJM]

So we are in Scotland with limestone? In which case that must narrow it down somewhat, does in mean southern Scotland, south of Edinburgh?

(With a quarry and a low quality golf course!)

[Bonefish Blues]

HenryJM said:

So we are in Scotland Yes with limestone No, I said lime is involved in some way but not as a stone? In which case that must narrow it down somewhat, does in mean southern Scotland, south of Edinburgh?No

(With a long-disused quarry and a low quality golf course!)par 3s can be challenging in the right circumstances

Enough to keep the chase alive?
ETA
Lime in the form of calcium, to be less obtuse

Edited by Bonefish Blues on Friday 31st October 09:04

[Bonefish Blues]

thewhangie said:

Is it Easdale, Seil golf club?

No, but warmer than the above and definitely along the right lines...

[Bill]

Is it an old cement works?