Nathan Conroy has always been one of the great plans. "I like to dream and think of things but I usually do not stop doing it," he says. But this time is Oberlin College graduate after their dreams ... all the way to Patagonia. Nathan has been climbing since he discovered rock climbing wall at Oberlin. He signed up to work there and spent several hours each day climbing and teaching others. He has since been on a long climbing expedition with his father - a graduation present - during which he climbed all over California. The areas include Yosemite National Park and Joshua Tree National Park. "It's wonderful to climb," he said of California, "to go to every other place gives you different styles of blocks and lines. "Nathan has always been a Renaissance man, someone who can learn new things and become very proficient at them. "I get a kick out of not understanding. I then try to solve problems and understand things, "said Conroy. In college, he was a Cinema Studies Major and managed to collect three minors - Chinese, philosophy and mathematics. The trip will be that spans seven countries - USA, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina and Chile. Nathan will be traveling with his girlfriend of three three years, Alisa Gregart. They chose Patagonia as their final destination. When asked why he chose Patagonia Nathan said, "more than other places in the world, the [Patagonia] feels like paradise." He got the idea to move to Patagonia from a book by expedition photographer Gordon Wiltsie. The book was a photo essay of Wiltsie trip to Patagonia and are called to the ends of the earth. "This idea started in my head for rock climbing and these wonderful landscapes of all kinds, [Patagonia], where it is. It has been built since then. "The idea came to Nathan Conroy when he realized that there are two things you can do after college and that he does not do any of them. These two things were: to build a career and earn money, or follow your dreams. When he realized he did not follow their dreams and that his job was both unprofitable and does not offer career opportunities, Conroy realized his calling. "I thought of the idea one day when I talked with Alisa. It came close to our first anniversary in Seattle and we just planned to live there for a year. I was flirting with the idea of moving to Patagonia. "When he got the idea his dreams took over. "It sounds hard to do but it's actually very simple." Asked if he sees this going, Nathan said: "It feels like it is to open a different possibility for our lives. We have no plans for where we will go afterwards, I feel excited about the growth potential but .. we do not really know. "Nathan plan to settle somewhere near the southern region of Chile and the northern part of Patagonia. He plans to write a screenplay. Nathan keeps a steady blog going where people can read about his trip. The site is www.landescapers.blogspot.com
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