Yeah, right in front of us is the first time I'd ever seen a mountain lion in the wild.

Same for my wife.

And we both just happened to be like kind of staring ahead at the road.

We saw the whole thing.

And it was just like a really special little moment that we got to share together.

Episode 389, Anna Katz and Shane Robertson talk about the swimming holes of Washington.

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