We're doing jumping jacks on the ledge, 1800 feet above the valley.

One person cannot stop wherever from being damned, but I figure I would try.

I was pretty sure that the locals were saying, we're in this trap, we're driving down the dark.

At Patagonia, we are climbers and skiers.

We are surfers and anglers.

We're activists and dreamers.

Stories are the fabric of our shared culture.

Visit us at Patagonia.com

He's my eldest brother.

I'm one of seven children.

And Sean was really the first guy that kind of left home and sort of would travel on his own, on his bicycle.

And just be gone.

We look where he's shown.

We get a call from Canada.

We live in Philadelphia. That's pretty far away.

So if you're a climber, chances are you probably recognize this voice.

This is Timioneal.

Professional rock climber, adaptive sports activist, dirtbag personality extraordinaire.

You've probably seen him in about every climbing video made in the last five years.

But right now he's talking about his brother, Sean.

He was my role model growing up.

He also went to art school.

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