The demise of the mountain bothy March 19, 2013John D Burns 38 There is something special in the stillness of a winter’s night, when frost renders the burns silent and dusts the grass with transient [...]
LM Bothy -Audio Cast March 15, 2013John D Burns 4 Chicken soup, why you shouldn’t burn down a bothy and the wonders of coal. All hot suff as I visit another remote Highland bothy [...]
LM Bothy -Audio Cast March 15, 2013johndburns Chicken soup, why you shouldn’t burn down a bothy and the wonders of coal. All hot suff as I visit another remote Highland bothy [...]
Kinbreack Bothy – Audio blog March 2, 2013John D Burns 2 My latest audio podcast. a virtual walk into Kinbreack Bothy http://johndburns.podomatic.com/player/web/2013-03-02T01_06_49-08_00 [...]
Exploding Ice February 24, 2013johndburns 14 I’m afraid there’s no way round it. I’m going to have to tell you, and you, dear reader, are just going to have [...]
Flesh and Fire February 9, 2013johndburns A challenge was laid down and, as ever, I couldn’t resist it. Here is a little 15 min audio version of my blog [...]
A night in Two Hat Bothy January 28, 2013johndburns I’m late, an hour late arriving on the ridge that overlooks Bearnais bothy. An hour shouldn’t matter much, but this hour does because [...]
Mountaineering a unique link to our primeval past? December 25, 2012johndburns Last weekend I was alone in the Scottish mountains. At one point I was high on a narrow ridge of windblown snow with [...]
Lost on the Hills – A Confession December 16, 2012johndburns I wasn’t going to tell you about this but, after giving the matter some thought, I decided that, in the interests of [...]