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Nov 7, 2021 9 min

Postcard from Brisbane, Australia

from ExtraVirgin Food and Travel Hosted by Natascha Mirosch

On this episode of ExtraVirgin Food and Travel, our postcard comes from sunny Brisbane. Australia's third largest city has been the home of freelance writer Jennifer Johnston for most of her life. Jen shares with us her favourite walks and cycling routes, its galleries, book stores, the best places to enjoy a cocktail or beer with city views and much more. So, whether you're planning a future trip, or just armchair travelling, let this postcard take you away. Get full access to ExtraVirgin Food & Travel at nataschamirosch.substack.com/subscribe

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