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Cameron McNeish reflects on the many issues and arguments that have taken place around the Scottish and British environment over the last thirty years, but always with an appreciative eye.

In Come By The Hills Cameron McNeish shares his journeys through Scotland on foot, by bike and in his wee red campervan. He takes us into the loveliest of glens, Etive and Lyon, to our most distant islands in the Hebrides and Shetland.

Cameron McNeish reflects on a life dedicated to the outdoors. Following his career as an international long jump athlete, he has for almost forty years written and talked about walking and climbing in Scotland.

By walking all the way through Scotland from Kirk Yetholm in Borders to Cape Wrath in far North-West, author and broadcaster Cameron McNeish witnesses changes that have taken place in landscapes of country of his birth. In this book, the author experiences de-industrialisation of Union and Forth and Clyde Canals between Edinburgh and Glasgow.

The Skye Trail is destined to be one of the most popular long distance walks in Britain. Adopted by the Highland Council as an official long distance walk, it was brought to life by BBC Scotland's often repeated Skye Trail presented by Cameron McNeish. This book is based on the broadcast and Cameron's experiences of the trail.

The Munros consist of 277 Scottish mountains over 3000 feet in height. They are enjoying unprecedented popularity as hikers and vacationers flock to the area to enjoy the magnificent scenery. It has been estimated that most good weekends, even in the winter, attract close to 50,000 visitors. Cameron McNeish, editor of The Great Outdoors magazine, provides an essential reference for readers either planning a trip to the region or wishing to relive the adventures they enjoyed there.

This bestselling guide to all of Scotland's 283 Munros details the new list of peaks and their localities, Gaelic pronunciation, height, and climbing routes with times for both ascent and descent. Maps and photographs illustrate the regions with hints on where to stay, OS references and difficulty ratings.

Synopsis This is a guide to Scotland''s best walks. From mountain, glen, drove road and seashore each walk is graded for length and difficulty. It is an essential guide for anyone who enjoys walking and for anyone with an interest in rural Scotland.