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This Scotland Outdoors podcast from BBC Radio Scotland.

Hello and thank you very much for choosing to listen to this. I'm Mark Stephen. And this week you and McElwraith and I are going to take you in a journey along the River Tay,

which is Scotland's longest river. Our trip starts off at the Falls of Dockert near Kalin.

You can hear that roaring in the background, I have to say this is absolutely magnificent, but at the falls of Dockert just outside Kalin.

There's an old-fashioned bridge here, goes across the river, and the river breaks into

upteen different sort of branches and rivulets.

The whole thing is about the colour of tea, and there's foam everywhere.

It just drops over a succession of falls.

There are big mature Scots Pines in here.

Essentially, this is quintessential Highland Scotland.

If you get a postcard from Scotland, this one will be on the list.

And it's special for me because my mum and dad came here.

The first two nights, I think, of the honeymoon when they got married many, many years ago.

We're in the hotel behind me.

And this has always been a special place.

There's a wagtail, just braving the rapids there.

It just looks slightly out of place.

I mean, as you said, it's just a sea of foam.

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