Guess where this is?

[Brian Ellis]

Ben Nevis?

[Whirl-Secret]

Just below Glen Coe, a bit further down from Ben Nevis.

Clue - there's a road that turns off the A82 and goes down through this Glen, just after Rannoch Moor.

[Brian Ellis]

Guess it's Degrub's turn

[Whirl-Secret]

More info - was Glen Etive

Turn left before the '3 sisters' mountains.

[degrub]

Whirl-secret - how about giving us another one.? i don't have anything at the moment.

[Whirl-Secret]

Happy to oblige. I have more of Scotland but you are guessing them too easily!

This is one I took when I was visiting my future parents-in-law over the millenium (this would have been taken about the 29th of December). Another utterly beautiful place with amazing people that is worth visiting for a once in a lifetime experience.

How good is your trigonometry?

[degrub]

The real question is how good are those distance estimates.

About the only thing roughly north of Tonga is Mata-Litu (Wallis and Futuna), Samoa, perhaps Tokelau or one of the Tuvalu islands.

Pago Pago ?

[KvHagedorn]

It's Samoa.

[Whirl-Secret]

Correct. Apia, Samoa. Amazing place

From London it was a 12(?) hour flight to Los Angeles, came down over the grid as the sun was going down... wow. Then a 6 hour flight to Honalulu, then another 5-6 hours to Samoa. It really is miles away from anywhere (apart from Tonga, yes) and I would love to go again.

[KvHagedorn]

Well, assuming degrub is still pictureless, I'll post this one..

[az]

Helgoland?

[KvHagedorn]

nope, but a similar place.

[Whirl-Secret]

Iceland? Looks a bit similar to something like this.

[az]

Port Campbell National Park, one of the Twelve Apostles?

[KvHagedorn]

no to both.. ws is much closer