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Salons. Hello and a warm welcome to the Scotland Outdoors podcast.

Thank you very much for downloading us.

I'm Mark Stephen and with me as ever, Mr. Ewan McElwryce.

Yeah, we've been all over the country as usual.

I've been investigating the delightful art of harling.

Now that's not chucking stones at wet concrete.

It's harling a boat.

And I've been up the hills with, well, people in my generation, which is a bit of shock.

And still mobile, quite extraordinary.

Quite a lot of what we're going to talk about in this podcast is about the importance of connecting with nature,

or reconnecting with nature in some circumstances.

And tangential to that that the benefits of green spaces

banks back in the middle of glasgow there is a facility which is aimed doing just that back in

june the glasgow clade college opened the first city center educational horticultural unit

at its lying side campus david innis assistant principal at the college, showed me around.

We're standing here outside our new horticultural facility,

which is a 1.8 million investment in two brand new state of that workshops,

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