I've been involved in the Patagonia field testing program for over 20 years right now.

For silent sports done in nature.

That's the feeling.

That's the feeling that I fell in love with with climate.

Cause no one necessary harm.

It's of organic cotton and recycled polyester to recycling the clothing to measuring

our carbon footprint, inspiring, implement solutions to the environmental crisis, so it

gives some love back to the server that doesn't happen.

It's not getting any love.

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Okay, I want to start this episode with a question.

Imagine you've got a bunch of topo maps spread out in front of you.

They depict all the intricacies of a mountain range.

The high mountain passes, alpine meadows, hanging valleys and the deep recesses, the canyons

choked with slide alder and devil's club.

So here's the question, would you rather stick to the wide open places or would you prefer

to spend your day thrashing in the brush?

It didn't take you long to answer that question, did it?

Now let's go back to those topo maps.

I want you to plan a course across this imaginary mountain range.

So looking at these maps, you do your best to avoid those places where you might end

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