Salt & Tar: Ep.358- Sad News
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Garrett's Dad has passed away. A loss that is hard to share. He watched, and re-watched, every episode. I picture him now fishing with Swabie by his side, a cigar in his hand, and whiskey in his glass. May he rest in peace forever by the shore.
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p.s. I try and reply to as many comments as I can but we are still so so busy so please do not take it personally 💕
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