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Answer = Beinn Odhar (same view of Tyndrum on wiki)0
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I think it is Tyndrum on the West Higland Way. This is a former mining Hamlet as in the clue. I have been through there several times, but can't find a photo online that would show it from a similar angle.0
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Answer = Beinn Odhar (same view of Tyndrum on wiki)
You just beat me. Glad to have some verification though
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The Gaelic translation of the hill of the little stream, I think, is Beinn Dorain from here:
http://www.munromagic.com/mountaininfo.cfm?mountain=64
That puts it in the region of Tyndrum which may be the town in the picture. If so, is he standing on either Fiarach or Beinn Dubhchraig?
It's a guess only - I hope someone else knows better.
Oops! Too late and compass upside down!"Never put off 'til tomorrow what you can do today, because if you like doing it today, you can do it again tomorrow".Someone famous said this, but I can't remember who!0
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