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This Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

Hello, thanks very much for choosing to listen to this.

As you know, we build the Scotland Outdoors podcast

from the live programme we do for BBC Radio Scotland,

which is called Out of Doors.

This week we're on a very special journey following one of Scotland's most important rivers.

Not only does it run through the borders, it is a border.

Hello and a very good morning to you. I'm Mark Stephen. She's Rachel Stewart. As you can hear, we are not in the car part this morning, but we're in a rather beautiful location in the Scottish borders.

We are. We're standing next to a river in a really pleasant spot, aren't we? There's a single arch bridge to the left of me. There are quite large looking rocks in the

middle of the river as well. To the right of me they're sheep. It's quite a typical border scene actually.

Yeah. It's just what strikes me about this is how green it is. You know, there's woolough coming out

the banks. We're standing underneath a sycamore tree, which I don't know how old that is, but it's massive.

Covered in moss.

Down there, there's a really nice wee humpback bridge.

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