Physical Map of Scotland

On 8/5/04 11:07 am, in article [email hidden],

BarberSASA said:

Hi all,

I'm looking for a physical map of scotland that can be
mounted and put on the wall. If not the whole of scotland
then the western side will do (where all the decent
mountains are)

Any ideas where I can get one from??

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Andy Howell Birmingham, UK

(BarberSASA) said:

Hi all,

I'm looking for a physical map of scotland that can be
mounted and put on the wall. If not the whole of scotland
then the western side will do (where all the decent
mountains are)

There are some rather decent mountains on the eastern
side too.....

--

Paul

My Lake District walking site:

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(BarberSASA) said:

Hi all,

I'm looking for a physical map of scotland that can be
mounted and put on the wall. If not the whole of scotland
then the western side will do (where all the decent
mountains are)

Any ideas where I can get one from??

Waterstones have an excellent selection of wall maps such as
these. There's a branch in Orchard Square. You might also
find one at the bookshop in the shopping precint at
Broomhill.

Peter Day

Sheffield

Susan

You could try the British Geological Survey
bgs.ac.ukbgs.ac.ukOpen ↗. They publish lots of geological stuff
for the public and its the kind of thing they might do.

Rob

"BarberSASA" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:20040508060722.11088.00001061@mb-
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Quoted message said:

Hi all,

I'm looking for a physical map of scotland that can be
mounted and put on

the

Quoted message said:

wall. If not the whole of scotland then the western side
will do (where

all the

Quoted message said:

decent mountains are)

Any ideas where I can get one from??

Thanks in advance

Susan

(Sheffield)

"Paul Rooney" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On 08 May 2004 10:07:22 GMT, [email hidden]

(BarberSASA) said:

Hi all,

I'm looking for a physical map of scotland that can be
mounted and put on

the

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

wall. If not the whole of scotland then the western side
will do (where

all the

Quoted message said:

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decent mountains are)

There are some rather decent mountains on the eastern side
too.....

Where? ;-)

--
Jonti

<[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

Waterstones have an excellent selection of wall maps such
as these. There's a branch in Orchard Square. You might
also find one at the bookshop in the shopping precint at
Broomhill.

Peter Day

Sheffield

The mention of Broomhill sent me back on a wave of nostalgia
for my stoodent days then. Is the Leadmill still going?

AndyP said:

The mention of Broomhill sent me back on a wave of
nostalgia for my stoodent days then. Is the Leadmill
still going?

Believe so ... but then again I'm not in the Leadmill
generation!

I still see hordes of uni students walking down Witham Road
for the 10 am lecture... they never seem to get up in time
for the 9 am one!

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There are some rather decent mountains on the eastern
side too.....

Where? ;-)

Between Crathes and Glen Clova would be a good place to
start looking.

Richard Webb