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Salons. Good morning and thank you very much for downloading the Scotland Outdoors podcast.

I'm Mark Stephen and he's you and Macalryph.

Yeah, I'm just back from the holidays and straight back into it and a wee bit later in the programme.

We've got our own Scottish version of Grace Darling who saved many lives off the Northumberland coast.

A brilliant story. A wee bit later on the programme.

Earlier this week I was down in North Berwick

at the Scottish Seabird Centre, but I happened

to arrive there the same day as Storm Alley.

And later in this podcast, you'll hear something I recorded

in the harbour there, because it was making the most

extraordinary noise. Very distressing to boat owners, I'm sure.

Yeah.

But a casual passer-by, remarkable.

Hours of amazement.

Anyway, a wee bit earlier on, I was down at the James Hutton Institute in Vagoree,

just near Dundee, and it's home to Scotland's first vertical farm.

There's inside LAD lights keep the plants illuminated while vents give the air.

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