Marilyns and Munros
Channel: Keith Cordrey
Date: 2016-06-02

The Scottish Highlands are famous for their Munros, hills over 3000ft high. But I don't live in the highlands, and we don't have hills that high, but we do have some that stick out. Those are called Marilyns. I climbed one, got sunburned and made this.

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Arthur’s Seat - David Monniaux via wikimedia commons
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Ben Lomond - Alison Wheeler via wikimedia commons
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Marilyn Monroe - Wikimedia Commons
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Aconcagua (Argentina) - Daniel Peppes Gauer
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Crowborough Cross - David Brooker via wikimedia commons
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Garrowby Hill tumulus (Bishop Walton Wold) - Paul Allison via wikimedia commons
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