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Fall travel gear for expected unexpecteds

Plus, how to raise a fly child.

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Patagonia promotes their fall travel gear for unexpected situations. They offer versatile layers, snacks, and accessories, including insulated jackets, durable pants, and rugged duffels. The brand also features packable and shareable food options, such as meat sticks and sardines.

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Shoulder-Season Travel Essentials. Two people stand in a bus depot to take shelter from a rain storm. They are laughing and appear amazed at the intensity of the downpour. Their backpacks are stacked in the foreground.

Whether you plan to extend your trip or fate does it for you, keep your options open with these versatile layers, snacks and accessories.

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Women’s Daily Quilted Snap-T® Pullover

Women’s Daily Quilted

Women’s Classic Straight Pants

Black Hole® Duffel 55L

Men’s Point Reyes Canvas Gi Pants

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Canvas Gi Pants

Men’s Long-Sleeved Henley Shirt

✓  Versatile insulated layer

✓  Durable easy-wear pants

✓  Transitional comfort layers

✓  Rugged, easy-to-organize duffel

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Meat Sticks. Two people eat meat sticks while sitting on climbing crash pads in red rock desert canyon country.

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Sardines & Beans: White Beans Lemon, Garlic and Leeks. A photo of a sardine salad bowl, an open tin of sardines and a piece of bread.

Packable, shareable, nutritional favorites for you and the crew.

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Two people wearing waders stand in a river and make a cast with a fly rod. The older person is teaching the younger person how to perform a two-handed cast.

How to Raise a Fly Child

By Andrew Becker

A childhood shaped by devotion to wild fish activism, unstructured play and catching (and releasing) muscular frogs.

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Photos: (Top) Oona Skari Duroy and Clio Di Giovanni take shelter from a torrential storm en route to a horse and ski trip in Kazakhstan’s Altai Mountains. LAYLA KERLEY (Middle) Maria Rivas and Nico Favresse turn their crash pads into nosh pads while enjoying a snack in Utah. ANDREW BURR (Middle) Make it a meal with Patagonia Provisions® Sardines & Beans: White Beans, Lemon, Garlic and Leeks over greens and bread on the side. AMY KUMLER (Bottom) Learning the rhythm. Two-handed fly casting is one of fly fishing’s most difficult skills to master, but Oly has an advantage—a dad who happens to be a world-class guide. CHASE WHITE

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