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Hello and thank you very much for downloading the Scotland Outdoors podcast.

I'm Mark Stephen standing here in the rain.

With me, Mr Ewan McElwraith.

Yeah, we had a great week.

I've been looking at a rather bizarre tradition that still lingers on in the north and the northeast of Scotland

and hearing calls to save our wild apples.

And I went into one of the most remarkable locations in Edinburgh. Now it's not in Edinburgh City Centre. If you come to visit Scotland or anything, and you fancy visiting it, you have to get a bus out to this. But it is just so strange.

I always really envy to this because I wanted to go to this place for decades.

Well, I've been there before but it is twice the size now as it was

because they've excavated more of it and there is yet more to excavate.

So goodness knows all what's down there.

Anyway, you'll hear more later on this podcast.

One thing you might think

that supermarkets don't need any more of is yogurt. You go into the sort of chiller units and

there's dozens of different types of yogurts. And yet, Jane Mackie and her husband Bruce run a

farm, Middleton of Aurora, near Peterhead up in the northeast of Scotland. They've got a very

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