The Last Hundred: Munros, Beards and a Dog

by Hamish Brown

Having completed several rounds of the Munros—in summer and winter, alone, with his dogs or school parties—Hamish Brown has an unrivalled knowledge of the Scottish hills. In this collection of lively reminiscences, he shares some of his experiences, including a Christmas in Torridon, Easter on Mull, and Midsummer day on A'Mhaigdean above Loch Maree.

Genres: Scotland, Mountaineering

191 pages, Hardcover

First published May 1, 1996

About the author

Hamish M. Brown is a Scottish writer, lecturer and photographer with a special interest in Scottish affairs, the outdoors and travel. He is an authority on Morocco's Atlas Mountains and has written, edited and contributed to some thirty books, including Time Gentlemen (1983) (collected poems), The Bothy Brew (short stories) and the outdoors classic, Hamish's Mountain Walk. He edited Poems of the Scottish Hills. His awards include a D.Litt. from St. Andrews University (1997) and the MBE (2001).