Scottish Lochs, Glens, Hills

[rainbowsage]

1. a shrub (loch)
2. joint of meat
3. sounds like a girl is piled high
any answers appreciated with thanks

[scorpiojo]

2 Loch Shin?

[sunny-dave]

1 Loch Ewe (yew) ?

[sunny-dave]

3. Stac Pollaidh (pronounced stack polly)

[rainbowsage]

many thanks for answers

[scorpiojo]

Glad to help

[Sam1960]

or An Stac ? (Corbett) ?

[sunny-dave]

Oooh - tricky decision on 3 - I quite like Sam1960's answer, but would defend mine too ...

[Wharton]

1 Loch Broom

[Sam1960]

Thanks dave, stac pollaidh (stack polly) is a great answer. Was having a look at some of the other hills starting with Carn, and with a bit of imagination there could be a few answers for No 3 !!

[sunny-dave]

Yep - Wharton is right - ignore my first answer.

[Sam1960]

2. Glen Loin

[sunny-dave]

I think the author of this quiz may have some rebellious entrants if he is too dogmatic about his own answers :+)

[scorpiojo]

Ignore mine as well lol

[Sam1960]

think you could be right there dave ;)

[sunny-dave]

Nice thread here though :)

[Sam1960]

just seen your post there jo..... Loch Shin is good :) x

[scorpiojo]

But Glen Loin is better lol x

[Sam1960]

I missed your post as I was answering dave's, and it's like he said "the author might have some rebellious entrants" if he/she is too dogmatic !! Might have been better if whoever made the quiz indicated if the answer they were looking for was a Loch, Glen or Hill !! Think we might only have scratched the surface. :) x