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 the climate.

Cause no one necessary harm.

Suborganic cotton and recycle polyester to recycling the clothing to measuring our carbon footprint.

Inspire and 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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With additional support from Kuat Racks and New Belgium Brewing.

I was concerned to where you start getting that little feeling of jitteryness when your

adrenals are active and everything comes in a tight focus, but you feel the adrenaline.

And I know for me that's a sign that's like, OK, take a deep breath.

This is where your brain has to start functioning.

This is fly fishing guide Mark Rutherford.

He's been moving people and equipment across the Alaskan wilds for the last 35 years.

First as part of the state's wild land fire response.

And then for the last 20 as an exploratory fishing guide.

And this is Malcolm daily, Mark's friend and cohort.

You know, this year's trip was one of the wildest things I've ever done.

It had to do with surviving a not only an epic storm.

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