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A walk around... Scotland: Podcast series

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Follow Neil Oliver as he explores Scotland's history - either listen in, or pull on your boots and do the walks for yourself.

26 Oct
2008

You can listen to the walks here. Or, better still, you can download them and take them with you on your mp3 player. Edited versions of these walks have also been broadcast on BBC Radio Scotland.

 

This series is now complete, so why not download the entire set? It’s easy, convenient and free.

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If you use iTunes, Google Reader or MyYahoo (which are all available free), click on the appropriate link above. You’ll be signed up for the walks podcast automatically.

If you use a different podcasting application or site then enter the feed URL (shown in the box above) into your software. The help section of your software/website will tell you how to do this.

If you need more help, take a look at our beginner’s guide to podcasts.

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Sunday, 26th October 2008
Sunday, 26th October 2008

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