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06/06/2015

Mark Stephen and Euan McIlwraith with outdoor activities from Shetland to the Borders, including the reaction of a Comrie landowner to proposed Scottish land reform legislation.

The reaction of a Comrie landowner to proposed Scottish land reform legislation.
Europe's first catch and release aquarium in Tobermory.
Bushcraft skills at Perth and Kinross's 13th June Adventure Festival.
Turning wind turbine access roads into car race tracks.
Hoots, hooves and hurrahs! The 100th anniversary of Scotland's last mail coach run.
And landscape inspiration in BBC Radio Scotland's search for a Poet in Residence.
Out of Doors is on BBC Radio Scotland at 0630hrs on Saturdays. Search for Out of Doors on http://www.bbc.co.uk/radioscotland to listen on the BBC iPlayer or download the podcast.

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Sat 6 Jun 2015 06:30
BBC Radio Scotland

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Chapters

  • Community land buyouts

    Mark speaks with landowner Martin Robb about his thougt on the new reforms

  • Black Houses

    Mark speaks with Colin Morrison about the black houses on the Island of Lunga

  • Wildlife Crime

    Scottish Natural Heritage have just appointed a new Wildlife Crime Officer

  • Staffa

    Mark takes a visit to the island of Staffa

  • Bushcraft

    We take a look at The Perth and Kinross Adventure Festival

  • Mail Coach

    We hear about the history of the mail coach at an event to commemorate them.

  • Tobermory Aquarium

    Mark takes a visit to the aquarium in Tobermory

Broadcast

  • Sat 6 Jun 2015 06:30
    BBC Radio Scotland

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