In this week’s podcast, we’re kicking things off in Dumfries and Galloway with the story of Heather Ale before moving up to Edinburgh to hear about King David and the Stag, and lastly finishing up in Dundee with Martin and the Dragon!

Big thanks once again to Linley for bringing the White Lady to life with her stunning artwork!

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Music: Celtics in Disguise by Trabant 33

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SOURCES

1. https://www.seedundee.com/see/here-be-dragons-the-story-behind-dundees-famous-dragon-statue/#:~:text=An%20old%20Dundee%20folk%20tale,city's%20apparent%20love%20for%20dragons%E2%80%A6&text=Martin%20was%20furious%20and%20raised,of%20the%20name%20'Strathmartine'.

2. https://www.ddtours.co.uk/tag/the-nine-maidens/

3. https://uncover.travel/dundees-dragon-a-tribute-to-a-mysterious-legend/

4. https://canmore.org.uk/site/31864/balluderon-st-martins-stone