Annagram Place Name In Scotland

[ronreid]

learn .thanks for any help

[mallyh]

all i can find is larne in ireland .

[vakayu]

Hi ronreid is that the anageam=learn?

[mallyh]

hope so or i've just wasted 20 mins lol

[scorpiojo]

Me too :-)

[emeritus]

Looking at Ronreid earlier questions it looks like a Scottish Place Name that means/sounds like to Learn.

[mallyh]

kenmore ?

[SirOracle]

Ok Emeritus Could it possibly be Kenmore ?

[vakayu]

So it is not an anagram of learn?

[scorpiojo]

http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Question1349427.html

[emeritus]

I dont know just guessing from an earlier question that didn't mention Anagram
http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Quizzes-and-Puzzles/Question1342893.html

[vakayu]

Thanks emeritus,Kenmore fits the bill then it looks like.

[furrypusscat]

If it sounds like 'Learn' could it be 'Leorin'. Argyllshire. I believe it is pronounced as learn is. Don't know.

[scorpiojo]

Ron says it's an anagram of learn on that link ^

[mallyh]

back to the drawing board then lol x

[scorpiojo]

Lol. Nearest I got is Arean :(

[emeritus]

You may have a long wait !

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[furrypusscat]

Don't suppose it could be 'Loch Earn' could it.

[scorpiojo]

I hope so :-)

[mallyh]

ARLEN .........i hope

[Baldric]

http://www.scotlandsplaces.gov.uk/a-to-z/L