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| butthead |
04/27/2016 07:39AM Oddball out here, Cutty Sark means a fast 4 mast clipper. Made several record tea runs to India and China around the Horn, prior to steam power and Panama Canal. Laphriog Lake sounds/smells great, and a good workout possibly Talisker!  Scotch chain I traveled with Sunny, Kanoes, and Kiporby, mostly Macallan.butthead |
| Springer2 |
04/26/2016 11:01AM Still hope to make it to Laphroig Lake one of these days. |
| Exo |
04/22/2016 06:05PM I think I asked. Can't remember where though! Googling catty dark had some great reads. I'm traveling through there this fall. Looks like a great area. Have read some posts about fishing in the area... |
| GraniteCliffs |
04/22/2016 05:42PM For most of us Cutty Sark only has one meaning: Scotch I mentioned the Scotch Chain in passing on a Solo Post and was asked what it was. It made me wonder if I was the only one that called it that. |
| old_salt |
04/22/2016 04:08PM Not sure why this came up? Cutty? Sark? Could be. They are old sailing ships. Maybe after a night of rum, they were seen sailing on these lakes? |
| GraniteCliffs |
04/22/2016 03:44PM I have always referred to the chain of lakes near Cutty and Sark as the Scotch Chain. I thought most folks used the term. Or am I the only one? |
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