[Mike Barrio]

Loch Shiel possibly?

Cheers
Mike

[Mike Barrio]

Don't think it is Shiel, but the surroundings look like they might be from that area?

Cheers
Mike

[Hamish Young]

It's not Shiel I'm afraid Mr B, but that's a solid guess (knowing my background ) as to the broad geographical area that this loch might be in 
I think it's still too early for a clue.....

H

[Jim Eddie]

Wherever it is it looks like its been straffed with Agent Orange  

I'll guess Loch Doine

 

Jim

[Hamish Young]

Sorry Jim, it's not the right answer.
Time for a clue

Morag got in the deep near here.

H

[Jim Eddie]

Sorry Jim, it's not the right answer.
Time for a clue

Morag got in the deep near here.

H

No need to apologise Hamish 

How about Morar ?

 

Jim

[Hamish Young]

How about Morar ?

Nope 

[Jim Eddie]

Nope 

Nope  Morag is the monster that allegedly lives in Loch Morar , so is there another Morag  I've  missed    obviously yes 

Loch Nevis ?

[Euan Innes]

That wouldn't be Loch Hourn in Knoydart would it H?

 

[Noel Kelly]

Mordor?

[Hamish Young]

Nope  Morag is the monster that allegedly lives in Loch Morar , so is there another Morag  I've  missed    obviously yes 

Loch Nevis ?

No, just read the clue more closely 

[Hamish Young]

That wouldn't be Loch Hourn in Knoydart would it H?

 

Negatory good buddy 

Mordor?

Ha No.......

H

[Euan Innes]

Casting my memory back to a conversation we had around ten years ago, how about....

...Loch Quoich?

 

[Hamish Young]

Nope 

OK, lets see the first clue:

"Morag got in the deep near here."

I'll add a second clue.

Sea Trout and Salmon reach this loch through two rivers, the second river they run is nearly twenty times longer than the first.

Now that's a pure dead giveaway 

H

[Eddie Sinclair]

H,

is it loch Garry?

Eddie