"I Couldn't Have Done it Without Him" Kristin Harila on Lama Sherpa

[@Trish.Norman]

Saw the news on Twitter and I could not believe it. He just completed the 14 peaks with Kristin. Unbelievable! It just doesn’t seem fair. 🙏 to his family, friends, and to Kristin🙏

[@EverestMystery]

Very sad for four families.... Thank you Trish!

[@Weonlyknewoneway]

Dont forget they climbed 12 or 13 of those same peaks less than a year before this happened.. dude was really one of a kind . Genetically built for mountaineering. You really have to respect his strength and ambition

[@LKre-vi5oq]

I was heartbroken to hear this. Llama Sherpa was absolutely brilliant, as was Kristen. Two brilliant flames. May all the gods bless you Tenjen. Blessings to your family, your friends, and all who loved you.

[@melodymacken9788]

Her words are so lovely. RIP. Unforgettable. Thankyou for doing this vid. Rotorua, New Zealand 🇳🇿

[@EverestMystery]

Thank you for watching! Greetings from the USA!

[@schwabra]

On the winds High above Dreams continue Upon our smiles Summits, and missteps. Your urgings Translated actions Your voice Carries us As our memories Continue our trek Onward into clouds Beyond our steps Among those on their Celestial Summits

[@rya7642]

Cool. Poetry is the best

[@Laila-f4v8m]

My heart goes out to Kristin Harila.

[@EverestMystery]

Thank you, she is a good human being

[@josaphine9422]

God bless the souls 🙏 prayers & condolences 🙏

[@EverestMystery]

Thank you for watching

[@antoniotula262]

These "records " and the accompanying bragging rights amaze me because the majority of them need Sherpa. The Sherpa have NEVER needed them. She admits, to her credit, she never could have done it without Lama Sherpa. He on the other hand, could do it without her. Tragic loss for all involved.

[@lifesahobby]

We need to go back to the moon

[@lifesahobby]

Soon enough they will be fighting each other with sticks ... You know like prehistoric women . If you don't understand the depth of that , don't stress yourself . Record breaking takes dedication . That's all . ❤ This woman should be taken on the crew to the moon

[@tbl4r126]

The Sherpas need their money.

[@paxundpeace9970]

You are wrong. They were a team and they wouldn't have done it without each other. She is an awesome climber and mountaineer.

[@antoniotula262]

​@paxundpeace9970 You really believe Tenjen Lama Sherpa could not accomplish this without Kristin Harila?... you don't think he could have accomplished this with the other Sherpa who founded Seven Summit Treks? She hired them. They did not hire her. She hired him because he was the best for her to reach her goal. She knew & acknowledged this. Yes, I'm very much aware of her outstanding achievements as a professional climber, but as she said herself. she couldn't have done it without him. You won't hear a Sherpa in his league say he couldn't have done it without "them"

[@ktevans881]

Sending up my prayers 🤍

[@Weonlyknewoneway]

Oof brought tears to my eyes .. Real glory never comes without sacrafice and difficulties. Much love brother . Appreciate what youre doing ✌

[@EverestMystery]

This is a tough one....four families mourn. Kristin is a good soul. Thank you for watching, truly appreciate it.

[@NefariousEnough]

Thanks, Thom!!

[@ShilohAmore]

Such sad, sad news. My prayers go out to his family and Kristen for their tremendous loss. Also for the other three climbers and their families as well. Were they able to recover his body? 😢

[@EverestMystery]

Thanks so much for watching and sharing. your thoughts

[@theresachung703]

This woman is so sincere. I like her

[@EverestMystery]

I'm in agreement with you!

[@thitichayattt]

It's very sad for me. Every time I know and see the deaths of climbers and Sherpas it gives me sleepless nights. An avalanche makes the chances of survival very difficult. May they and you rest in peace forever. Love you Sherpas.❤😢

[@EverestMystery]

Thank you for watching and thanks for your support of the channel!

[@sergejmaher144]

Wow

[@EverestMystery]

Sad stuff

[@deeplorable8988]

She couldn't have done it without him. He was the talent, and hero.

[@EverestMystery]

That’s the title

[@celiinapeltzer8734]

This makes me cry so much..😭

[@EverestMystery]

Very sad news....thank you for your kindness - it's easy for us all to feel as if we've lost a family member

[@celiinapeltzer8734]

@@EverestMystery T Lama Sherpa was so inspiring to us all yes!🥹🙏🏼 The whole team and all their efforts and excitement about this expedition got my attention about a month or two ago and never did I think they wouldn’t be able to finish it off and that the last Mountain out of the 14, Shishapangma really would be their last for good. I grieve Anna too, because she also was just incredibly inspiring and showed us women that nothing is impossible! Just like Kristin Harila. I have a question I’d like to ask to follow up with the latest news of this horrible tragedy because I’m struggling to find out more information about this online. Is there any way we can have a conversation through email? I’m really interested and intrigued by your channel and I do have so many questions about other things as well! 😇🏔️

[@philandfriendsgoclimbing8754]

What a bummer.

[@lifesahobby]

Look not to tears . Be well

[@EverestMystery]

Thank you! Hope you are well my friend

[@lifesahobby]

@@EverestMystery I am as well as I climb

[@StandedInUtah]

Companies marketing "Be the 1st (fill in the blank) to climb X...." Is this false competition driving more risks thus more tragedy? I think so. Climbing has always had a bit of competition regarding which country climbed Everest 1st, who was the 1st woman or the first from a country. In the age of commercial climbing I don't see the point. People stand in line to be up there with 50 other people. It isn't the same. It's a marketing gimmick.

[@antoniotula262]

Ego flexing and peak bagging.

[@tomk3732]

I propose a new category of climbing called "Sports Mountaineering" where we place Harila and others. This will be in difference to Messner and Kukuczka etc. whom we place in "Classical mountaineering".

[@EverestMystery]

That's a fair suggestion. One thing for certain about Kristin, however, are that her physical capabilities and capacity for suffering, going non-stop without breaking down places her feat in the elite of athletic accomplishments.

[@BoboEverest]

Race to achieve goals to be first in competition with other climbers is wrong on my opinion. You race against yourself and in competition against yourself not the mountain or someone else. Kristin was in race to herself. That's whole other game. Against someone else is a way to pump your ego and mind not the soul what climbing mountains is all about.

[@patelnikhil9166]

Is nims is safe 😢?

[@EverestMystery]

Yes

[@DDekkon]

Lost all respect for her once I saw the drone video on K2. Yep, God will test you at the "very last" moment you're about to achieve something for yourself. Will you sacrifice your record attempt at the very last minute to do what's right? After working THIS hard for so long, only to give it all up at the finish line to save a dying man? Well, we saw what she did. Her appalling excuses were even worse. I don't regard her at all.

[@EverestMystery]

I pray you'll take a look at this video before assuming to understand the circumstances up there before condemning someone you don't know. Life at altitude is a completely different beast altogether. Also, with all respect of Kristin's insanely impressive accomplishments, doing a rescue wouldn't have been in her wheelhouse, so to speak. It requires a specific type of technical rope management to extricate a lifeless body from what essentially is a vertical cliff on the most dangerous part of the mountain, in the death zone, no less. Here is the video...at the very least, please watch. I welcome your comments on that video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/naqspo14d6d0fM0

[@abstuli]

Try to put yourself in the situation, what would you have done if you were there? Can you see any way to save him without endangering the lives of others? Mohammed Hassan fell and was left hanging from the ropes on the Bottleneck 400 m (1,300 ft) below the summit of K2. Bottleneck is the most dangerous section of the climb on the world's most dangerous mountain, a steep couloir overhung by seracs from the ice field east of the summit. The high risk of falling ice and avalanches means climbers aim to minimize time spent there. The longer everyone is here, the greater the chance of triggering an avalanche that can kill everyone. 13 out of the last 14 fatalities on K2 have occurred at or near the Bottleneck.

[@LinusWilson]

That is terrible.

[@EverestMystery]

Thanks my friend for watching and for sharing your thoughts

[@DianaDeLuna]

Omg, Lama was killed? 😢

[@EverestMystery]

Yes, I'll do a longer video on this soon. Sad indeed

[@eagleeye3333]

Only summit footage who saw her training: daily winter climbing, daily running,....for years No training for years...no summit Today summit easy with: helikopter, KI, AI, Greenscreen, ....

[@Chris-CardVault]

Well, she got out of him, what she needed! Keep playing roulette, with those high altitude peaks, and we see , what happens! I hope she, doesn't ever set foot, on any mountain, ever again!