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The Scotland Outdoors podcast with Mark Stephen and Ewan McElwraith from BBC Radio Scotland.

Hello and thanks very much for choosing to listen to this.

In this podcast, myself, Mark Stephen and Ewan McElwraith are going to continue our journey along Scotland's longest river, the Tay.

Now last summer we made it to Dun Keld,

so we're going to start a little further downstream

at Capeith.

I just love the sound of running water.

I am trying not to grin like a schoolboy because it's just one of those pitch-perfect mornings bang smack in the centre of Scotland.

Hello from the banks of the River Te. We are continuing the journey we started last year, where we made it from Kalin down to Dunkeld, following the tea, which is Scotland's longest river.

Yeah, we moved a couple of miles downstream to the Caput Bridge, the starting point for the programme.

Remember, we're not live, but you can email us out of doors at bbc.co.uk.

And if there ever rose a cliche for a fishing section of the programme, this is it.

Yes, a fisherman's hut just up behind us.

There is a very, very old rowing boat,

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