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1 minute ago, lyndarra said:

Loch Lomond?

Not too far from there actually.  Look at the clue re maritime industry.

5 minutes ago, Relaxing Robbies said:

Cherries Jubilee on Coral Princess post covid.  The serving was 2 cherries. My jaw hit the floor when I saw it.

Two whole cherries!  Wow!

16 minutes ago, arxcards said:

I had the cherries on QM2 some years back. I had Crepes Suzette for the first time on Princess 18 months or so back.

 

After all those years waiting, I was rather disappointed at how boring the crepes were. 

They were delicate and exquisite in QG 2weeks ago on QA.

3 minutes ago, Kristelle said:

 

 

closer t o Tassie but not in Tassie?

 

Yarrow river,Scotland  (also in NSW)

No, not that one.

35 minutes ago, qbay46 said:

Loch Tay

Not there either 

9 minutes ago, pkster said:

 

Invergordon?

Not Invergordon, either.

@NSWP any guesses, Les?

Thank you for posting this nostalgic charmer.  Crepes Suzette and Cherries Jubilee are still offered on Cunard’s vessels.  

15 minutes ago, Kristelle said:

Lochiel?

Not Lochiel.  Les would guess this in a heartbeat.  

Hint:  think of a namesake waterway closer to Tassie than this northern home to a proud maritime history.

7 minutes ago, qbay46 said:

Scotland

Yes.  Can you name the area of water the image is taken from?

33 minutes ago, Kristelle said:

somewhere in Tassie?

No, much further north..

Try this one:

And a late edit:  Atholl 

Blair castle, Blair Athol, Scottish Highlands.  Just been there.

4 hours ago, BourbonLover said:

This should be pretty easy.

They resemble some of the formations near Berridale NSW, on the road from Cooma to the ski fields.

4 hours ago, S1971 said:

 

That may well be the case, but tipping at the end is the norm and would not be seen by others as a blatant "bribe".

 

Those who "bribe" upfront may believe they are gaining an advantage, the reality is they are most likely being taken advantage of by the recipients 😉.

And considered rather tacky in the process.

1 hour ago, JT1101 said:

Lobster is available. Alas I have to look longingly whilst others enjoy it - being shellifsh allergic has that effect (trust me, anaphylaxis is not fun). 

No, it certainly wouldn’t be.

Both lobster (thermidor or mornay, etc.) and dover sole were available in QG on QA during our recent British Isles voyage.

5 minutes ago, possum52 said:

 

The property used for the filming of Kath and Kim is quite near to where we live. The house has been bulldozed and a new one has been built on the block.

It was a breath of fresh air to our locally produced content.  Some very clever lines and scenes.  

1 hour ago, arxcards said:

Or is that just a discharge?? 🤣

As Kim would say:  suites with toilets are only for effluent passengers.

Correct, @Jean C, well done.  Your turn even without nominating “The Three Graces” as the name for (a) Royal Liver Building (b) the Cunard Building, and (c) the Port of Liverpool Building.  They stand on Pier Head on Liverpool’s Mersey River.  This shot was taken from our balcony on Queen Anne on 3rd June, during her Naming Ceremony.  It was a memorable experience.

Hint:  a revered waterfront for a home to legends “of note”.

Bonus points for identifying the collective name for these elegant buildings.

Woomera?