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This Scotland Outdoors podcast with Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart from BBC Radio Scotland.

Hello and thank you very much for choosing to listen to this.

As you probably 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, I managed to attend a willow harvest up in Murray and managed to find out a little bit

more about what they actually do with the rods.

Out of Doors with Mark Stephen and Rachel Stewart from BBC Radio Scotland.

Let me paint you a quick mental picture from just last week.

Just before dawn and very, very clear skies.

Everything in silhouette to the east and slightly to the south-east and things like that.

And I turned round at one stage and I thought, what on earth is that?

It looked like a boar's tusk sticking up from the horizon. And it was just the edge of the moon.

And the moon came up slowly and just drifted, more or less parallel with the horizon. Beautiful.

Lovely. I'm Mark Stephen. The other side of the fire this morning, here at Beachgrove in Aberdeen, Rachel Stewart.

Yeah, good morning and it's a lovely morning. It is. Normally, when we're forced to get up at half-past four or whatever it is, we get up at on a Saturday morning. In January, you are tempted to hirkle-durkel. A fabulous expression, do you know what it means? No, I haven't a clue. It's old Scots meaning to lie about in your

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