I didn't finish the book. It is quite entertaining to begin with, a different set of people, a more approachable set of mountains and a more accessible notion of adventure compared to what you normally read in mountain literature. The problem is, just as the mountains of Scotland are unassuming and numerous, the story-telling is expectable and repetitive. So, although not bored by the first half, I chose to stop. I had a pretty good idea of what the second half was going to be like, and since I don't know the Munros myself, I lack, after all, any recollections / personal memories that might have spiced up the reading .