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9 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
A very comfortable read for winter evenings., 19 May 2000
By A Customer
Anyone who has had some experience of Scottish hills will find this an excellant read. This could be considered an alternative form of guide book as it links the Munros together by routes that the average walker or Munro bagger would not normally consider. Thank you Ann for the recommendation.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
Hamish's Mountain Walk, 25 May 2005
This must rank as one of the classics of Scottish Mountaineering literature. I read it first back in the early 1980's and it really did
inspire me to climb many of those mountains visited by Hamish on his long
trek over the Munros.But its not just about the mountains. Hamish
writes about the history, wildlfe and people of the areas he travels
through as well as reminiscing about his own experiences over the
years. A wonderful book to read from end to end or simply to dip into.
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One of the best books on Scotland you will ever read, 5 Mar 2008
A great wee book about Scotland, Munros and the Thatcher government. Brown has a passion for the hills and is able to convey his passion with a beautiful prose style. Highly recommended
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