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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 edition of the podcast, and myself, Mark Stephen and you and Macalwraith

are going to continue our journey along Scotland's longest river, the tea.

We're going to start off in the fair city, Perth, about to visit an island in the middle of the river.

The most usual way across to the allotment is by a walkway which is by the side of the

rail bridge but at low tide and low river levels there's actually a causeway that you can drive

across. It's a bit bumpy and I would recommend a four by four vehicle. This is Linda Leggett and we're

still actually on our trip down the river T. We're actually just standing in the city of Perth at the moment.

I'm Mark Stephen.

This is Out of Doors.

As you can hear, we're not live from the car park.

Also here, Mr Ewan McElroy.

Yeah, we made it to the fair city, Scotland's newest city, actually.

And we've rather bizarrely head to an island here in the middle of Perth. Remember we're not live but you can email us out of doors at

bbc.c.court. UK. Linda, is your husband John across the other side of the island? Yes, he is. They go

train. See, you asked that the walkway goes beside the railway line. Yes, absolutely. Yeah.

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