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Mountains stand rooted in the earth, with their tops
With feet in the sea and head in the clouds, some of Britain’s finest mountains rise offshore – as we discover on the ISLE OF MULL .
By glacial valleys, ancient pilgrim routes and rugged scrambles, the journey up Ireland’s MOUNT BRANDON is a humbling connection to nature, time, and even existence itself.
Mull isn’t the only place where seato-summit peaks reign supreme…
Perhaps more than any other fell in the Lake District, HELVELLYN is best known for its ridges – two of them particularly. There are a couple more that are worthy of note though, even if they aren’t really Helvellyn’s.
MOUNTAIN RIDGE WALKING In association with DIFFICULTY HARD ...
Jim Perrin sings the praises of Cheshire’s famous sentinel, shot through with memories of those he journeyed with, from and to