For almost half a century Alfred Wainwright made an annual pilgrimage to Scotland, specifically to the Highlands, the west coast and the islands, always with eager anticipation and undimineshed enthusiasm. He never failed to be thrilled by the majesty and grandeur of the mountains, the beauty of the glens, and the ever-changing seascapes. The modern traveller will be able to leave his car and follow many of the routes once trod by Britain's most famous walker...