| #7104810 in Books | Charles David | 2001-07 | Ingredients: Example Ingredients | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 10.35 x7.60 x.0l,1.71 | File Name: 0715302574 | 208 pages
||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Enjoyable but dated|By reading listener|Map diagrams are pretty basic, but the writing is enjoyable and generally still accurate enough for you to cobble your way through the routes.
As a mountain biker however I would exercise caution. The author has the Lairig an Laiogh from Glenmore to Linn o' Dee in here as being rideable. Maybe in the 70s... If you are an ex
In Scotland there has existed for centuries a complex network of old drove roads, ancient military roads, Pictish roads, coffin roads, whisky roads and stalking paths that cover vast tracts of wild land. Some of these ancient routes are now cart-tracks and some are paths, while others have disappeared from the map altogether and can be traced only by detective work on the ground. Their exploration offers some of the most adventurous cross-country walking in Britain and ...
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