BGS Survey of Loch Lomond
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sahona
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Re: BGS Survey of Loch Lomond
The loch didn't drain, but went very low in 1967. I jumped on my trusty matchless and drove up to Balmaha only to find 'redwing' high and dry with no chance of a sail that day. The american tourists were asking all sorts of stupid questions about the tide. Back on the bike and home again - waste of petrol at 4/6d a gallon.
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Storyline
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Re: BGS Survey of Loch Lomond
Liked the upper reaches where it had a canyon feel. Also, having only driven past it on 'that' road, I did not realise there were so many islands.
Thanks for posting
Thanks for posting
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Re: BGS Survey of Loch Lomond
Enjoyed that but was rather hoping to see my watch that I lost overboard off Luss in about 1997!