[Iain Cameron]

Thanks Marc

Humans have 23 pairs of Chromosomes , how many do Brown Trout have ?

between 38 and 42?

i,

[Marc Fauvet]

ahhhh, tough to find questions that aren't answered in two seconds by doing a Google search.... 

[Iain Cameron]

ahhhh, tough to find questions that aren't answered in two seconds by doing a Google search.... 

true - I confess to Googling the answer.

Ok, here's a picture question then... this should be hard or impossible without a clue!

Name the renowned trout river pictured here as it leaves its source lake.



I've been here. 2nd picture clue may follow.

[Jim Eddie]

OK no Googling, just a pure guess, the Taupo ?

 

Jim 

[Iain Cameron]

OK no Googling, just a pure guess, the Taupo ?

Correct.... hemisphere. Wrong continent. Sorry, it's a stupidly hard question.

OK, how about guessing the country then!

[Allan Liddle]

Chile?

[Hamish Young]

OK, how about guessing the country then!

Argentina (Patagonia) and perhaps the Chimehuín

I'm going with Argentina anyway

H

[Iain Cameron]

Argentina (Patagonia) and perhaps the Chimehuín

top marks to the big chap! correct on both counts!

[Marc Fauvet]

MASSIVELY impressed, oh massive One ! 

[Hamish Young]

Most pleasing, but it had to be Argentina as I remember you talking about the steaks and wine when you were last up Iain

OK, here's my challenge:

Which loch is this This could be very, very tough as few people ever go there. I've only ever been once and it was kicking the arse of 25 years ago
I will give you a clue or two (kind of already have).... just not yet   Let's see how this one pans out.....

H

[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