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...and they're just close enough together that when your satnav takes you to the other one, you just think "Oh good, it's picked a route with less roadworks and average speed cameras, I didn't know you could get there this way"... but just far enough apart to be really annoying when you go to the wrong one, like a fanny.
Comrie Croft is better than ever though, they hadn't quite opened the twa turns loop in full last time I was there, minimoabs! The old bottom black feels pretty disused now they've got that cool blue.
Took me years to realise that Cobham wasn't Chobham.
Where is the other one?
Comrie.
Comrie Croft does indeed rock. Fabulous little spot, full of rocky twisting goodness.
Took me years to realise that Cobham wasn't Chobham.
Me too!
akira - MemberWhere is the other one?
Nobeerinthefridge - MemberComrie.
Well played gentlemen.
One of them is in Perth and Kinross, the other one's in Fife, halfway between Dunfermline and Kincardine. About 30 miles but it's hillbilly Fife miles so it takes about a day
Crombie?
<< stored away to use when [s]winding up[/s] talking to Fife colleagues.hillbilly Fife miles
Ah found it, grew up in Comrie, never been to the other one.
Nobeerinthefridge - Member
Comrie.
😀
Beware of the curse of the SatNav.
You learn something new every day didn't know Comrie in Fife existed
Sure it's not Crombie?
My mate had seen a local village called Weobly on the map and read it as Wee-obely, and thought it was a different place to the 'Webbly' that he'd heard people talking about.
Years ago a bloke us stopped to ask for directions (bizarre in the first place).
He was looking for Haz-le-Mer.
Or Haslemere to everybody else.
There is both a Comrie and a Crombie West of Dunfermline, Crombie jackets might have first been stitched there or maybe not