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Looking at a map of Scotland, you can see many interesting words for geographic features.
For instance: some headlands are called "Rhinns", a "Carse" is fertile flat farmland beside a river,
"Sounds" are sea passages beside islands, a "Mull" is a finger of land going into the sea
and "Braes" are rolling hills.
Match the feature to the place.
| 1. Rhinns | A. Doune |
| 2. Carse | B. Iona |
| 3. Sound | C. Kintyre |
| 4. Mull | D. Galloway |
| 5. Braes | E. Gowrie |
Congratulations to the winner of the last competition (finished at midnight, 1st October 2008),
Mrs B Smith, Tamworth, Staffordshire, England
Well done to the 454 of you, round the world, that got the right answers!
The answers to match the islands with the ports were:
1. Coll E. Arinagour
2. Islay C. Port Ellen
3. Lismore B. Achnacroish
4. Skye D. Armadale
5. South Uist A. Loch Boisdale

