Peter Drummond: Scottish Hill and Mountain Names
Everything you want to know about the naming of Scotland's Mountains.
Eric Langmuir: Mountaincraft and Leadership
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Donald J. Bennet: The Munros: Scottish Mountaineering Club Hillwalkers Guide
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Ralph Storer: 100 Best Scottish Mountain Routes
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DVD: Touching The Void [2003]
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Robert Macfarlane: Mountains of the Mind: A History of a Fascination
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I was having a surf on You Tube and came across this video of the Mountains of Scotland. Produced by bigwallypants It's set to a Gaelic song by Runrig - An ubhal as airde (The Highest Apple). If like me you're stuck at home wishing you could get away to the hills, have a look - it'll help take you there, at least for a few minutes. Its also good fun trying to work out what the mountains are.
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Good find.
Good use of pan/tilt. I thought the clips were from the tv series: "Mountains of Scotland". But they are stills set to pan/tilt. The better ones really do look like the helo-shots from the tv. They done good.
Posted by: Duncan | March 10, 2007 at 05:46 PM