Over the 2005-2006 season Yorkshireman Steve Perry completed the first, and to date the only, continuous winter Munro round on foot - one of the hardest mountain journeys ever undertaken in Britain. We asked him to relive the experience.
Well there are at least two attempts being planned for next winter, after this article there could be a few more . . so I'd predict a repeat next winter (if the weather allows).
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