In 1891 Hugh Thomas Munro published his tables of the Scottish 3,000-foot peaks, and ever since the Reverend A.E. Robertson became the first Munroist (by completing the first ascent of all the mountains listed) there has been an accelerating number of mountaineers seeking to follow in his footsteps. The listing was updated in 1997, to make a total of 284 mountains, and in this stunning book Irvine Butterfield has selected the most evocative photographs to reveal the individual character of each one, with supporting information such as vital statistics. All the photographers' work shown here captures that illusive quality which, simply put, is 'the magic of the Munros.'

The Magic of the Munros

Irvine Butterfield

David & Charles Publishers

<p>This guide to Britain's highest mountains incorporates new information. Access problems, road developments, new forestry, changes in land ownership, stalking restrictions/relaxations, new telephone numbers, clarifications in mountain names, and developments in Irish mapping are included.</p>

The High Mountains of Britain and Ireland: A Guide for Mountain Walkers: The Munros and Tops and Other 3, 000 Ft.Peaks v. 1

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The Magic of the Munros

The High Mountains of Britain and Ireland: A Guide for Mountain Walkers: The Munros and Tops and Other 3, 000 Ft.Peaks v. 1

High Mountains of Britain & Ireland: A Guide for Mountain Walkers