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EPISODE · Jan 25, 2022 · 56 MIN

Life is an Adventure with Robert Farrelly

from The Sharon Fitzmaurice Podcast · host Sharon Fitzmaurice

Episode 54 and my guest today is Robert Farrelly - one of life's great adventurers in every aspect of the word. I met Robert on one of my Camino trips years ago and we have met along many a trail since then. His laid back attitude to life and sense of humour is what draws people to him and I am so delighted to share some of his story with you today. Not only has he started his own podcast - Mountain to Glen in the last year, this year he is embarking on climbing all of the highest points in Ireland county by county. A lover of the outdoors, he shares with us the many benefits of climbing the hills and exploring the world one step at a time. He shares with us how his connection with nature and living in the moment has helped him through some difficult times in his own life.  Robert is also a volunteer with the Glen of Imall Red Cross Mountain Rescue Team and involved with amateur dramatics for many years. Please pop over and give him your support on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit sharonfitzmaurice.substack.com

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