“As a kid, I grew up playing the original Legend of Zelda and loved it,” he explains. Surprisingly, Evan’s catalyst for adventure was anything but typical. It even scored him a spot on Animal Planet’s (slightly wacky) Curse of the Frozen Gold adventure-reality-legend-busting TV show, thingy. Flanked by two world-class alpine environments-The Rockies to the East and the Coastal Mountains to the West- Evan developed a passion for mountaineering, climbing, skiing and hiking that’d enable him to travel all over the world.
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There’s been an unreal dump these last few days and I’m getting ready for some snow adventures in the high-country.” Of course we were in the right place: we were standing at the palace gates of Terra Rosa Gear.īorn and raised in Williams Lake, British Columbia Terra Rosa Gear founder, Evan Howard grew up with a diet full of adventure. “Welcome to the Terra Rosa playground! Apologies for the car, it’s not stolen. Singing with Don as he walks down the stairs, Evan spots us loitering by his car.
Did we take a wrong turn somewhere off the highway? Anoraks and half-finished sleeping bags lay strewn across the backseat, while a huge roll of fabric pierces through the car, like that motorway scene in Final Destination 2. A pair of skis erupt from the passenger side window. A bruised-up Subaru sits parked outside an industrial workshop with all its doors flung open, and the sound of Don Williams’s country classic “Tulsa Time” fills the air. It’s 8am and we’re out in the not-so-salubrious outer suburb of Campbellfield, a 45-minute drive north of Melbourne CBD.
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