Show Notes
Episode 92
Sarah Kelly is a scientist and endurance athlete who turns up the dial on enthusiasm to 10 in just about all aspects of her life. Her adventures are what happens when you take a 'can do' attitude and mix it with a 'give anything a go' view of the world. On this episode we chat about her 'Puddle Buckley', the 'Frog Graham' and so much more including top tips on midges and mosquitoes. You might want to put your wetsuit on and pop in a snorkel for this one!
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