Edinburgh's Floral Clock, A Moray Firth Sea Adventure and Sonic Postcards
Mark hears about the preparation involved in setting up the Fettercairn Show which this weekend celebrates its 190th show, and the 200th anniversary of the Fettercairn Farmers Club which runs it. The committee tell him what sets it apart from other shows. Rachel is on the Solway coast exploring the RSPB Mersehead…
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