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All right Andrew, I've got a question for you. Is there a moment where you've

been out in Mother Nature and the environment has unexpectedly laid bare your

deep significance like a moment where you're unintentionally a part of a very

dynamic system? I feel like I've been relatively lucky in my experiences with the

natural world and that I've never been really blindsided by the weather. Well,

I've definitely been caught above tree line and alpine when weather has come in

quickly and then you're suddenly in a white out and you can't see your hand in

front of your face but usually the weather has moved through relatively quickly

and we've been able to get out of there without much of an issue. What about you?

For me, I haven't had it happen that off. I've intentionally entered into

situations where I know it's going to be like pretty chaotic but there's been a

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