The World's Quietest Festival, Ardestie Earth House and Arbroath Signal Tower Museum
Summary
This episode of Scotland Outdoors features Mark Stephen and Rachel Bell discussing a variety of outdoor topics. They visit the Arbroath Signal Tower Museum to explore its history and upcoming garden renovations, and try orienteering at Hazelhead Park in Aberdeen. The hosts also investigate an ancient souterrain near Dundee and examine the history of Glasgow's drinking fountains. Finally, they experience forest therapy in the woods near Aboyne, focusing on sensory immersion and relaxation in nature.
Topics discussed
Introduction and show overview
Hosts' introductions and recent activities
Arbroath Signal Tower Museum garden project
Orienteering taster session in Hazelhead Park
Listener photos and autumn leaf traditions
Exploring an Iron Age souterrain in Tayside
Skia the sea squirt hunting dog award
History of Glasgow's leaning Cameron Fountain
Forest therapy and mindfulness in Burstmore
Hylia: The quiet nature festival in Finland
Sponsor reads and pear ripening tips
More on Glasgow's historic drinking fountains
Tony Bonning on folklore and water horse tales
Traditional crafts and trow tales from Fetlar
Mystery sound reveal and listener feedback
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