Coconut Telegraph Episode 9 - Coconut Telegraph

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This episode is 44 minutes long.

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This episode was published on April 20, 2024.

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Howdy! Today we went on an adventure. We made our way to Greybull, WY. Doug and Denny, who own the Smokehouse Saloon, were fantastic hosts and participants. We were also able to speak with Amanda McGrew, aka #justdoitamanda, who is the owner/remodeler of a motel in Greybull and is doing some cool things. We had so much fun, and the Smokehouse burgers are pretty darn good. You should go get one, and you should follow Amanda's adventures on FB, Instagram, and TikTok at Justdoitamanda.

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