Source to Sea: An audio journey along three Scottish rivers
December 21, 2021
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In a series of week-long trips during 2021, Lee Craigie and Jenny Graham travelled the length of the Dee, the Tay and the Clyde by bike, packraft, and on foot, recording as they went. You can now listen to their exploits and thoughts on YouTube, Soundcloud, or wherever you get your podcasts - just search for ‘Source to Sea’
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8SIK1Ayu28
From the crags of the Cairngorms to central Glasgow during COP26, Source to Sea promotes a message of physical and mental health alongside sustainable, simple, and local travel and adventure; it offers listeners the inspiration and motivation to remain everyday active, protect our natural environment and take pleasure in the simplicity of adventuring from your doorstep.
Each Source to Sea journey is full of colourful sounds, descriptions and thoughts about the landscapes Lee and Jenny travel through, from Scottish Highland to urban industrial. We hear them meeting people, animals and birds along the way, and each journey is accompanied by music specially written to reflect each river.
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