Hastings U3A Podcast: Exploring Rail Trails with Alan

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In this episode, Alan from the Hastings U3A Rail Trails Cycling Group joins us to talk about the joy of exploring Victoria’s scenic rail trails. From historic railway lines transformed into peaceful cycling and walking tracks, to the friendships and wellbeing benefits created along the way, Alan shares what makes these group rides so special. A warm conversation about community, healthy ageing, gentle adventure, and discovering the outdoors one trail at a time. 📍 Hastings U3A | Western Port region #RailTrails #HastingsU3A #CyclingVictoria #HealthyAgeing #Community #WesternPortVibes

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