Bothy Tales
Footsteps in the Scottish hills
by John D Burns
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appears in About Scotland and Nonfiction.
In Bothy Tales the followup to The Last Hillwalker from bestselling mountain writer John D. Burns travel with the author to secret places hidden amongst the British hills and share his passion for the wonderful wilderness of our uplands. From remote glens deep in the Scottish Highlands Burns brings a new volume of tales some dramatic some moving s...
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appears in About Scotland and Nonfiction.
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