HY..The Sonny Trotter video is awesome.
Holy shit;to quote him....Brilliant.

Great great videos of Steve House !!! Fantastic !!! please more of it !!!!!!

cheers, Steff

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Nice job putting this channel together. Patagonia is a great company, I recommend your products to everyone. It makes capitalistic sense, that if you are an environmentalist, that you should just refuse to buy products from any company without a firm environmental policy in place. I guess that is why my wardrobe is quickly being replaced by Patagonia gear.

hi there this is a nice channel

Very nice channel!!! gongarts for all admins!

thanks for all the great videos, especially the surfing and fishing, this is what is good about youtube. for anyone else who likes steelhead fishing videos, I have a Situk River video up, not nearly of patagonia quality, but lots of steelhead action. thanks again.

We must do something against the indifference... may i help as an advertiser?

All the best

Martin Malpartida

Hey, just stoppin to say i like ur channel! u should check out my videos, they are awesome! cya ;]

Amazing your video, and yif you like PAtagonia sure you emjoy this video too:

Fly 80 years ago in the Patagonia.

These are scenes of the first film of the Patagonia, were made by the pioneer of aviation, navigator, film director and journalist Gunther Plüschow and thanks to him lakes, glaciers and mountains of the most austral region of the planet were seen by the human eye.

The attractiveness of the film is increased because it showed the dangerous flights of Gunther Plüschow in his airplane; "The Cóndor de Plata" and its naval reconnaissances in its schooner: "Feuerland", at the moment in restoration in Germany. This film was more than 70 years lost, and like those treasures difficult to find, required 10 years search tenacious following tracks by America and Europe.
Now the public will see again the touching history of Gunther Plüschow, perhaps the last one of the pioneers of the Patagonia. Roberto Litvachkes