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simon3
2021-10-27 15:03:42
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Reviewer(s) wanted: Books on the Munros.
MountainViews are being asked if we are interested in reviewing these books:
1 The Munros A History by Andrew Dempster published by Luath Press
ISBN:978-1-910022-58-0
2 The Munros Rab Anderson and Tom Prentice
Most recent (fourth edition) published 2021 Scottish Mountaineering Club
ISBN:978-1-907233-38-8.
Should you be interested and feel yourself qualified, please put your name forward to
admin@mountainviews.ie
We would consider someone reviewing both or two people reviewing one each. |
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Summit Comment
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 dino a day ago.
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Summit Comment
Ballincurra Hill: Shaggy dog story |
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 srr45 6 days ago.
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 Colin Murphy a week ago.
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Summit Comment
Lobawn: Lobawn June 2022 |
500plusclub a week ago.
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Summit Comment
Church Mountain: Church mountain |
500plusclub a week ago.
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