Climate conquistadors
Yvon Chounard, founder of Patagonia, said hikers and surfers were “conquistadors of the useless”- the end point of their efforts leads to nothing. Not the case with our community.
We believe that outdoor adventure with motivated individuals can fuel incredible solutions.
With our Conquistadors we celebrate smart, adventurous, climate champions showing all of us the limits of human potential, all while drinking deep in the natural world.
Conquistador #1
Title
Me lam, culparume abo. Ut inctium ium eum raerum nonsedigende que estium, ut res maio mo veri as essimpos ate a voloritam fugitatem.
Dolorum hilluptates eri sima conseniet et quas assita nobis aut ad quis ea delecto quiam sequia nusant. Met quaepel iquiam volorestiis natibus, aceperatetur aut ilit veritat.
Ihillore persperumquo bla corios sit volenimaio totam santempores apedis si voluptatur, nos vendamet et apelibusdant quidias mil molupti ationse necturit ommodis
Question 1?
Lake Tahoe, California. It made me fall in love with natureand mountains! It changed my definition of hiking from slow walking amongst trees to gaining some real elevation– and breaking a real sweat- climbing up rocks. The smell of pine and dry sierra dirt is still my favourite smell in the world!
Question 2?
Eating vegetables for breakfast- I crave them in the morning. In many cultures it’s totally normal but a lot of people think it’s a bit odd when I down a huge bowl of salad or some butternut lentil soup as my first meal.
Conquistador #2
Title
Me lam, culparume abo. Ut inctium ium eum raerum nonsedigende que estium, ut res maio mo veri as essimpos ate a voloritam fugitatem.
Dolorum hilluptates eri sima conseniet et quas assita nobis aut ad quis ea delecto quiam sequia nusant. Met quaepel iquiam volorestiis natibus, aceperatetur aut ilit veritat.
Ihillore persperumquo bla corios sit volenimaio totam santempores apedis si voluptatur, nos vendamet et apelibusdant quidias mil molupti ationse necturit ommodis
Question 1?
Lake Tahoe, California. It made me fall in love with natureand mountains! It changed my definition of hiking from slow walking amongst trees to gaining some real elevation– and breaking a real sweat- climbing up rocks. The smell of pine and dry sierra dirt is still my favourite smell in the world!
Question 2?
Eating vegetables for breakfast- I crave them in the morning. In many cultures it’s totally normal but a lot of people think it’s a bit odd when I down a huge bowl of salad or some butternut lentil soup as my first meal.
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