tonyH's thread about the 1918 German naval mutiny jogged my memory about another (supposed) mutiny.
Near Diyatalawa in the Sri Lanka hill country you can see the outline of a running fox on a hillside. Underneath is ‘1913 - HMS Fox’. Locals say this was done by mutineers from HMS Fox who had to carry the white stones up there. It is still known as Fox Hill.
I've never found any reference to a mutiny on HMS Fox. I do know the Royal Navy had an R & R camp in the pleasant climate here. The Sri Lankan navy still has a presence here, and they may maintain the inscription - as does the Pakistan army the British regimental badges on the fort in the Khyber Pass.
Is the mutiny story true, or was the inscription done in the same way as those in Loch 'Orrible?
Another one for you naval history buffs is the story of German U-boat landing in Sri Lanka, or Ceylon as it was then.