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Cicerone Munro Guide

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  1. Yet another one route only Munro guide has appeared , Kew, Cicerone
    Press. So far so dismally eroding. However there is something
    sinister in the print.

    They are stiring up the level crossing problem and taking sides.

    They have followed the Network Rail line completely re crossings and
    the text is full of warnings about gaining permission to use crossings
    on RoWs and a big warning in the introduction about being prepared to
    take new routes to the hills. Well researched eh! Since when have
    any of us needed anyones permission to follow the road to Strathconon
    from Craig, or along Loch Ericht ? Fun when the punters keep ringing
    up at the end of the day.

    After the Koch Osbourne goml praising manuals yet another....Must
    these people stab us in the back at every opportunity? Write a
    guidebook and then do your best to help make it illegal to follow it.
    There are big signs up on these crossings saying they are open to
    authorised users only.. Authorised on a RoW (and probably elsewhere
    nowadays) means anyone on foot surely?

    Other than that it looks like another sterile bagging by numbers
    effort.

    Richard

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