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The Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

Hello and thanks very much for choosing this.

I'm Mark Stephen.

We build the Scotland Outer's Podcast out of the live programme we do for BBC Radio Scotland, which is called Out of Doors.

And it was a very, very mixed bag this week. We had beavers, we had Jonah the whale, and we also had the origin of the phrase lurking about.

Hello and a very good morning to you. I'm going to share a useful life hack with you, which I just discovered this morning.

I came out here this morning to put the fire on. I had a cup of coffee with me and I thought, oh, if I leave that out there, it's going to get cold. So I took my woolly hat off my head and stuck it over the coffee. Now, not only does it keep the coffee warm, when you put the woolly hat back on your head, it's nice and cozy. There you go. That's for nothing. From me to you. I'm Mark

Stephen standing here, going out my wets here at Beach Grove in Aberdeenshire, returning from his sojourn to

Ortony to the calmer climes of Bamsha, Mr Ewan McElriff. You know, people pay good licence for money to listen to the radio.

It's their own fault.

And you're putting hats on cups of coffee.

Yeah.

Get in touch if you can do better than that.

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