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		<title>Last Hillwalker</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<div>In the 21st century we are losing our connection with the wild, a connection that may never be regained.Â <b><i>The Last Hillwalker</i></b>Â by bestselling authorÂ <b>John D. Burns</b>Â is a personal story of falling in and out of love with the hills. More than that, it is about rediscovering a deeply felt need in all of us to connect with wild places.</div>]]></description>
										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>From somewhere out in the vast whiteness of the blizzard we hear a cry for help. Instinctively the three of us turn and head across the mountainside. We find two men and a woman, huddled together in the snow, unable to descend the steep icy slope between them and safety.</p>
<p>The woman asks if we are experienced in conditions like this. My friends and I have tackled a few winter hills in the Lake District and bumbled up easy rock climbs, but we have never been in a full Scottish winter snowstorm. I laugh and assure her that this is nothing to mountaineers like us.</p>
<p>Soon our hills will be empty and one day the last hillwalker will disappear over the horizon. In the 21st century we are losing our connection with the wild, a connection that may never be regained.</p>
<p><b><i>The Last Hillwalker</i></b> by bestselling author <b>John D. Burns</b> is a personal story of falling in and out of love with the hills. More than that, it is about rediscovering a deeply felt need in all of us to connect with wild places.</p>
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