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Fifty years ago Clyde Puffers would be a regular sight on the west coast as they plied their trade while belching out black smoke from the funnels. Now an entrepreneurial company is rekindling the spirit of the Puffers in order to reduce the amount of heavy freight traffic on West Coast roads. Euan has been to work with the Great Glen shipping company.

Farmers and landowners all over the country have been reporting increasing damage to farmland cause by Wild Boar that have escaped from captivity and are literally wild again. Sarah has been investigating the extent of the problem.

Euan has been to the Buchan coast where technology is being used to enable people to watch the stunning fishing display of gannets without having to be on a boat or perched on a cliff top.

Nick continues his mission to take great Scottish produce into the heart of the City. This week he鈥檚 back in the centre of Glasgow to cook Wild Boar and traditional Pork sausages. Assisted by Sarah, he asks the Glasgow public which sausages they prefer.

Dougie goes to work on an old Clyde Puffer that has been converted into a Cruise ship. The Vic32 has been sailing up and down the West Coast for seventy years carrying cargo. But now it takes paying passengers who want a working holiday to experience what it was like to work on the boats. Dougie joins the crew for a day trip down the Crinan Canal to find out more about the history of these much loved little boats and what role they still play today.