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Out for the Weekend

06/07/2018

Duration: 1 hour, 55 minutes

First broadcast: on BBC Radio OrkneyLatest broadcast: on BBC Radio Scotland Highlands and Islands

The iconic Beano is having a big birthday bash at the McManus Gallery in Dundee, and we hear from managing editor Craig Graham about the comics enduring appeal.

In our continuing attempt to get Fiona interested in gardening, green fingered Karen MacKenzie chatted to Bonnie Gardener, Nicola McNaughton, about how to get those who are less inclined interested in growing.

The Tarbert Seafood Festival takes place this weekend and we hear what's on offer at this traditional festival from John Hardie.

Jenny Graham is continuing her mammoth effort to cycle around the world and we hear where she's got to.

The Stonehaven Folk Festival celebrates its 30th anniversary this year and we get in tune with organiser Charlie West and American singer songwriter Kristina Olsen.

We hear how three renowned Scottish swimmers will attempt to swim the Minch this weekend, one of the trickiest stretches of water in Scotland.

With the hot weather continuing, canine expert Rosemary Pirie is on hand with how to keep panting pooches happy this summer.

Fiona might not be green fingered, but her twins certainly are. We hear how their lettuce growing in Glen Affric is getting on.

The Fettercairn show takes place this weekend, but it's not just about cattle and sheep. We hear how they've been inspired by the world cup to do something a little different.

The Glasgow Games Festival gets underway this week and we hear what's behind the initiative from Kirsty Hood.

Continuing our 'adventuring hero' series, Royal Scottish Geographical Society Writer in Residence, Jo Woolf, shines a spotlight on George Mallory, a legend amongst mountaineers.

And ultra-runner David Scott is here to give all you runners some top tips on keeping cool while breaking a sweat. Show less

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