Thirteen full moons, thirteen special nights on Scotland's highest mountains, the Munros, in the course of one exceptional year of full moons. Add a soundtrack for each walk and a surprising range of celebratory drinks and you have a fitting finale to the Moonwalker book series. Share in flaming sunsets, long, beautiful night walks by moonlight and stunning sunrises. Brace yourself for blizzards, gales and darkness. Mountains of the Moon is a unique snapshot of one year in the life cycle of the mountains of Scotland.
Read it in stages as just didn’t warrant prolonged reading but enjoyable enough. Odd editing meant suddenly leapt from one walk to another with reminisces in between about other walks, almost as if he had to up his word count in each chapter. For someone who clearly loves the mountains so much and gains so much from them, it was an almost purely factual book, with little emotional response. Felt I knew the author no more at the end of the book than they beginning.