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The Trail Show Podcast: Sunshine Coast Trail

Posted on August 30, 2018 by sheraaaa

Alright folks! One of my favorite podcasts of all time The Trail Show, (more beer, less gear) just released episode #74 featuring my lovely friend NEMO talking about our Sunshine Coast Trail hike.

For those just tuning in, you can start reading about our hike here: Day -2

Still plan to do a recap post and link to my databook. In the meantime enjoy some more photos from our hike!

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2 thoughts on “The Trail Show Podcast: Sunshine Coast Trail”

Jean MorrisTrumbauer

August 31, 2018 at 11:25 am Reply

Love following your hiking adventures. Did not know this trail existed. Thanks for the pictures too!

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  August 31, 2018 at 11:33 am Reply
  
  Thanks for reading Jean! It’s a beautiful spot to hike through
  
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