21/04/2009
Bill Whiteford is in central Scotland for an adventure from the Forth in the East to the Clyde in the West.
RUNNING ORDER:
All timings are approximate and are given in hours and minutes from the start of the zone.
00:02 The Great Canal: Jimmie McGregor begins a journey along the Forth and Clyde Canal.
00:30 Forth Elements: Poet and novelist Andrew Greig considers the influence of water on the Forth estuary.
00:58 Past Lives: Reporter Kirsty Williams recalls the buiding of the Clyde Tunnel.
01:05 Out of Doors: Presenter Mark Stephen visits the Falkirk Wheel.
01:17 The Great Canal: Jimmie McGregor continues his journey along the Forth and Clyde Canal.
01:46 Forth Elements: Poet and novelist Andew Greig turns his thoughts to the influence of air on the river Forth.
02:14 Past Lives: Presenter Mark Stephen goes back to his roots in the central belt town of Bo'Ness.
02:39 Langoustines on the Clyde: Mark Stephen explores the west coast waters in search of some fine seafood.
03:09 Forth Elements: Poet and Novelist Andew Greig looks at the history of fire on the banks of the river Forth.
03:35 Wildtrack: Presenter Lindsay Cannon visits the Jupiter Nature Reserve in Grangemouth.
04:03 Guid Passage: A gem from the Radio Scotland archive recalling 800 years of ferry crossings on the Forth.
04:32 The Great Canal: Jimmie McGregor concludes his journey along the Forth and Clyde Canal.
05:00 Forth Elements: Poet and novelist Andrew Greig considers how earth has shaped the environment around the Forth Estuary.
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