Sir, Im 18 right now. I promise myself that once i complete my graduation ill climb mount everest. I will climb some other peaks as well before jumping to mount everest. Once i make it out alive, I will surely come back and thanks you for this video ❤

❤ From Bangladesh

The Canadian Dr. John

Beautiful adventure, by myself very strong in adventurers, Greetings from Patagonia Chile 🇨🇱

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Wow! That's all I got. Wow!

bloomfield the only one to play chicago blues stick to the tune no free styling

ALL BLESS YEW!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😊

Not sure if you’ll see this. I am 53. Excellent shape. I have never hiked before. Could I buy the most expensive expedition and still be able to see the summit? I have no desire to do so however I am curious… Reminds me of that woman from Canada who ended up dying on the mountain and I do not believe she had any experience. She was an Asian women and maybe born in Nepal? You are quite educated on Everest so I assume you know who I’m talking about. I enjoy your videos and again have never hiked in my life.

the original tune kzbin.info/www/bejne/roHZYqCbip6cirM&pp=ygULa2FjaGFtYmEgbmM%3D

Deadly Budda 👍🏼🙏🏼👌

I’m reading a lot of these comments, and a lot of them are making an inference that the artist in this video is Paul Butterfield. I don’t know exactly who it is but Butterfield only lived to be 33 years old. This was taped in 2012. Do the math. 😂

where are the nearest publc toilets to the summmit. go shit on your own mountain

Look and read about the Name Klavs Becker Larsen, he was the the first who Climb at Everset in 1951 Read His Storry

How to get the money for it thats my only obstacle

Nice job, boys! Great to see Jimmy Vivino out there tearing it up on guitar, and helping keep the music of Paul Butterfield alive (thanks, as well to Gabe Butterfield, of course)!!!

Garth was the center of The Band.

He was amazing

He's the Art Tatum of Rock.

Yidaki / didge is one of my favorite instruments. Along with drum. Rattles , and mouth harp. Much love ❤️ 🙏

❤❤❤

Great groove ...

Sole survivor.

One hell of a band

It's funny how the British Rock Blues was more accepted for marketing purposes when here in the USA we had better Blues Revival music happening right under the noses of the youth who were thinking Cream was the tops when actually it was Butterfield and Crew who were the real trend setters of the 60s Blues Rock not the UK.

Garth is an incredible musician. He made a fantastic band a much better band.

So I have another question (last one I promise) lol. How is it that you brave, determined and extraordinarily admirable men and women have been climbing the 14 behemoths for over 100 years now and nobody has figured out a way to keep your hands and feet warm? I’m not throwing any shade, I’m genuinely curious. I know there’s electric socks so couldn’t someone manufacture battery operated socks, boots and gloves/mittens? I know that certain batteries work at altitude as almost all of you take photos and videos at the summit, so how come no battery powered socks, boots and mittens/gloves? Thanks in advance! 😊 Edit ~> liked and subscribed 💖

So I have a question. I watched and listened (carefully) to the video of the story of finding George Mallory. Was he found by chance or were those men there specifically looking for him? It sounds to me that the men who found him were genuinely surprised and shocked when they realized who they found. I remember specifically the first gentleman to notice anything said he was looking at something blue and stood up to go investigate Mr. Mallory’s bare back caught his eye as what he was looking at looked completely out of place on a mountain. It didn’t look like snow, ice or rock so he decided to forego the something blue and instead investigate the other anomaly. I realize this is a very long winded question but what’s the answer? Thanks in advance! One more thing……….good on you climber, good on you.

I know this is an Everest video but one thing I would very much like to cross off my bucket list is to stand at the base of K2, stare at her for a while, tell her that although I won’t be climbing her I had to stand in her grace just once, blow her a kiss and go home. ❤

The Chinese side ( TIBET ) of the Everest is closed...... don't you know this ?

Hippies, please respect indigenous cultures from around the world and don't appropriate them with your made up counter culture with no real meaning. I see didges being played by drunk and high white hippie kids at some electronic music festival or a Karen offering didgeridoo sessions at some therapeutic spa retreat and it absolutely boils my blood.

Nice sounds, talks and voice mate! THX!

Cool some of us scientific Americans have experienced the nature of vibration in our dimensional area we are all connected to,in this co creation of infinite existence we are, because there is nothing except God not defined whole meaning in any book. The vibration is closer to the words unspoken even when we hear openly. Pipe, bag, even fields of thought vibrating, frequencies we label for our young understanding. That's just some of my own thoughts when trying to understand others.

Thanks for sharing🤗🤗aways love the sound of them!! And wonder how they played

Very cool! And Im guessing this man is not a heavy smoker.

Very well explained.!!

I’m in central New Hampshire and this video was great! I hope to learn more from you two! Thanks!

This is a great performace, but cheers to the man on the organ ... he's playing so relaxed ... amazing ❤ Who is it?

Good

Every musician is right on.. just awesome and I have been playing harp for like 55 years and I had to think about Steve... nice technique and kudos to the WHOLE band

WHEN I SEEN THIS I FELT SAD FOR BROWN WITH THOSE INCREDABLE FLYING FINGERS i FELT HE SHOULD BE PERFORMING IN HIGH CLASS PLACE. AMAZING SOUL MUSIC MAN.

Thanks for another video on your channel. I cordially greet and wish you good health.

Ridiculous comment by him. People who are honest with him and tell him it's dangerous and dumb, aren't his friends? A ridiculous comment!

Garth was a student at the Toronto Conservatory of Music until he was led astray by Ronnie Hawkins ,Robbie and the devil's music.

I find the use of two sails a bit weird when if he had checked Thor Heyerdahl's Tigris Reed boat it was a single Square rigger and so much easier to handle.

Thor Heyerdahl did his own Reed Boat expedition from Southern Iraq out of the Gulf to Oman then to Karachi Pakistan before finally sailing to Djibouti on the Horn of Africa in 1977 to 1978. It was called the TIGRIS EXPEDITION. The reason for the travel was also to show that the Sumerians where an ocean going trading nation some 5000 years ago And that trade existed between the Sumerians a the people of the Indus Valley. The distance traveled was 4200 miles and proved the so called experts wrong who said it was not possible to complete the journey as the Reed boat would waterlog and sink .And was featured by the BBC as KON-TIKI MAN.

What is preventing people from climbing up the Nepal side and down from China side? And summit pic looks very less crowded than the pics from Nepal side… are there two different locations on top?

Large reed boats were constructed in a mould, a vessel shape cut into the ground, creating a curved keel from stem to stern, deeper at midship. This reduces the tendency to hog or sag in the centre dropping the bow and stern. Large reed boats often had an internal skeleton of beams to reduce flexing. The rudders were balanced steering oars, with rudder board before and aft of the rudder shaft. A rod was fixed at right angles to the rudder shaft, so steering was by rotating the shaft on it's long central shaft, rather than swung from side to side like a hinged oar. Two or more rudders may be used as required. Ladder masts lean forwards, held in place mostly by many backstays allowing easy up-hall of square sails or Tri-sails. Lee boards were used to assist steering, and to prevent sideway drifting to leeward. I'm not aware of any ballast used in reed boats. As deck loaders they would rock and roll at sea. Ancient sailors sailed with the wind and currents, returning often on a different course of winds and currents. A drogue dragged behind may be necessary in strong following seas to maintain steerage. Ancient mariners carried laying hens in small cages and chicken feed. A fire was often lit on a sand pit and or stone hearth. Flat bread for 3 days would be made, ample for all. Eggs boiled others scrambled or fried on a hot plate or shallow pan. A years supply of dried fish will fit in a few boxes. It sticks, but it keeps for a year, and keeps you alive.

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This reminds me of the sad voyage of the Tigris.