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A Wild Day of Munros

Robert Wight and his pals took on the Scotland's remote Mullardoch Round – 57km, 12 Munros and endless midges – in one single push.
A Wild Day of Munros
Robert Wight (middle), Iain Cameron and Graham “Beardy” Kelly are still smiling after 10 Munros.

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