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Preview of our Sonnie Trotter Conversation (with Cliff Cash poetry)

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A preview of our upcoming two part episode with Sonnie Trotter. Plus a poem “Climbing Romeo and Juliet” by Cliff Cash. Photo of Sonnie on Cobra Crack, Squamish by Paul Bride

Preview of our Sonnie Trotter Conversation (with Cliff Cash poetry)

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