Meaghen Brown
Meaghen Brown is a writer and editor at Patagonia. Her work has previously appeared in Outside Magazine, Vogue, Wired, Marie Claire and The New Yorker among other places.
Footprints Running Camp is as much about finding solutions to the climate crisis as it is about running.
There鈥檚 so much. An interview with the co-editors of All 欧博会员入口 Can Save.
85% of Patagonia鈥檚 polyester this season is recycled. Using recycled polyester, rather than virgin petroleum polyester, reduced our seasonal carbon emissions by over 5,600 metric tons of CO鈧俥.
It鈥檚 fascinating to hear Zaria Forman talk about ice, especially the way that it sounds. She describes the way it rumbles and thunders and cracks, even when you can鈥檛 see anything. It crackles and pops like breakfast cereal on high volume. 鈥淚ce crispies,鈥� she calls it. 鈥淚t鈥檚 a really beautiful sound.鈥� Polar ice is possibly…
For the slo-mo, bug-bitten, exhausted joy of really long runs. Time expands and compresses on long runs. Moments of navigation or extended discomfort can seem endless, while the landscape sifts by like a slow-moving picture. And then suddenly it鈥檚 been hours that slipped by without you noticing, except for the subtle changes in light and…
Some families share religion, camping, lavish vacations, opera. Other families go running.
The wind at the edge of the world comes in clean and cold. Without any significant landmass to temper its force, it rips across the 40th latitude and slams into the prefab houses that straddle the tiny seaside township of Arthur River where we鈥檙e staying. It strains against the windows and coats the logs stacked…
It starts with the focal beam of a headlamp. Sunrise is more than an hour away and it鈥檚 pouring rain. Hands tucked into the sleeves of a jacket, and the pace already quick through the sharp Tasmanian buttongrass鈥攖rying to stay warm. There is an urgency to understand this threatened place, to know聽takayna / Tarkine as…
