372. Learn about the delights of foraging and fermenting with Rachel de Thample

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Sound Escape 295. Wake to the delightful chirpings of Scottish birdlife

You've woken up in a Scottish castle early enough to see the sunrise. It's going to be a crisp, clear morning. As the steam rises from your gently cooling tea, you watch a pheasant gathering his breakfast and a wood pigeon sings in the day.BBC Countryfile Magazine's Plodcast Soun ...  Show more

Sound Escape 294. Gather your thoughts in a still, sunny woodland

You're on the edge of the Firth of Tay. It's a preternaturally still afternoon. You're deep inside the wood, but the leaves hardly rustle. Instead, the space between the trees is filled with bright sunlight and birdsong.BBC Countryfile Magazine's Plodcast Sound Escapes are a week ...  Show more

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