'Heavy' Whalley was a legend in RAF Mountain Rescue. He attended over 1,000 callouts and 70 aircraft crashes, including Lockerbie and the Chinook crash on the Mull of Kintyre. His autobiography gives unprecedented detail of what is like to be involved in such harrowing events. It also gives graphic accounts of his mountaineering activities around the world, including all the climbs in the book 'Classic Rock', seven rounds of the Munros and his key role in the successful RAF expedition to Everest. He is disarmingly frank about his personal life and his battle with PTSD following Lockerbie. 'A Heavy Affair with the Mountains' offers a gripping read for every hillwalker and climber., Mountaineering, rescue, PTSD, Munros, RAF, David Whalley| | 316PAGES