The Remotest

The Dirtbag Diaries

Duct Tape Then Beer

Sports, Wilderness

4.8 • 2.6K Ratings

🗓️ 27 February 2014

⏱️ 20 minutes

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Summary

We all know the feeling of remoteness. The stillness. The perspective. It's part of what keeps drawing us outside. But what does it feel like to be standing, literally, in the most remote place in a state? In the country? And what might those places reveal about the fate of our country's wild lands? In 2010, Ryan and Rebecca Means embarked upon Project Remote to find out. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN

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0:00.0	I've been involved in the Patagonia field testing program for over 20 years right now.
0:08.4	For silent sports done in nature.
0:10.6	That's the feeling.
0:11.6	That's the feeling that I fell in love with with climate.
0:14.5	Cause no one necessary harm.
0:15.9	The organic cotton and recycle polyester to recycling the clothing to measuring our carbon
0:21.6	footprint.
0:22.6	Inspire and implement solutions to the environmental crisis.
0:26.0	So give some love back to the server that doesn't happen.
0:29.6	It's not getting any love.
0:31.6	See what drives us at Patagonia.com.
0:36.6	Welcome to the Drupac Darius, a duct tape and beer production with additional support
0:42.0	from Kuat Racks and New Belgium Brewing.
0:45.2	I was walking down a beach one day in Florida and viewing all the thousands of hominids
0:52.7	walking all around me and I was wondering just around the world, could you get away
0:58.7	from people and their structures and have a real solitude experience in the state of
1:05.3	Florida?
1:06.3	This is Ryan Means.
1:08.5	When I think about getting away from it all, images flash into my head, photo-worthy
1:12.8	spots I've been in the mountains, woods or deserts, landscapes with no signs of human
1:17.9	impact except for maybe the trail that brought me there.
1:21.3	A sunset over Gannett Peak from deep within the Wind River Range, a star-filled clearing
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