Surviving Everest · NatGeo

Will they make it? Fifty years after they first conquered Everest, the sons of Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay attempt the same feat.
Fifty years after the first successful ascent to the top of the world, take a remarkable journey back to the mountain with the sons of three of the most celebrated Everest climbers in 'Surviving Everest.'
Peter Hillary, Jamling Norgay and Brent Bishop face incredible tests of will to commemorate their fathers’ astonishing achievements. Battling the extremes, these second-generation climbers reveal the dramatic, untold stories of heroism, desperation, joy and heartbreak, 50 years after Mount Everest was first conquered.
Everest is still extremely dangerous and to date 175 climbers have died on its slopes.
At one point during his ascent Peter Hillary is almost beaten. He calls his father on a satellite phone:
'I don’t think we’re going to get it this time, Dad.'
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[@mike5177]

I’ve been on many, many Everest expeditions. All of them right here on KZbin.

[@emilymahero1124]

Same here🤣

[@mike5177]

@@emilymahero1124 Let’s go on an expedition together!!

[@dicktracy3331]

Haha 😹

[@bethwood9377]

Perfectly put! I've been doing expeditions around the world. In my pajamas. It's exhilarating!

[@mike5177]

@@bethwood9377 I wonder if we’ve ever run into each other…

[@Emma-zj6le]

“Tenzing just a Sherpa, he had no technical experience” Most infuriating statement I’ve heard regarding Mt Everest mountaineering. Especially that one aimed at Tenzing. Sherpas aren’t given enough credit .. not then, not now Sherpas are the real heros when it comes to helping people reach the summit and achieve there dream of summiting.

[@mike5177]

Exactly. Let’s see how these climbers manage when they lug their own gear up the mountain, too.

[@bmd1825]

Sherpa’s are the only people that got us Westerners to the top, they have saved many lives and have my utmost respect. 👍

[@pieterveenders9793]

@@bmd1825 There are plenty of Westerners who got to the top entirely by their own strength, effort and perseverance, so your statement is a bit of an exaggeration. However it's only some professional mountaineering athletes, who managed to climb Sagarmatha/Chomolungma without the help and support of local Nepali's/Tibetans, the "climbing tourists" definitely would never be able to reach the summit if it wasn't for all the effort and help from the Sherpa's, and climbing tourists make up 80-90% of those who climb the mountain. It's also very sad that it's the Sherpa's who run the biggest risks, as noted by the many tragic deaths in recent years that happened as a consequence of avalanches only just above base camp or advanced base camp.

[@bmd1825]

@@pieterveenders9793 - what is your point?

[@soookimbo6571]

Absolutely insulting. Tenzing Norgay was the first man to summit Everest with Hillary.

[@pedrocols]

I have been surviving Everest for 50 years by staying the F away from it.

[@seanr1659]

I have been to the summit of Everest about 6 times using my Quest 2 virtual reality headset. I had a few dangerous moments bumping into my sofa, but on the whole i can say it was worth it.

[@amandahiya94]

using which website?

[@lindasd7591]

😄

[@JeanettLou]

😂🥳

[@mtngrammy6953]

I'm with you, Sean! I've climbed it many more times and have always made it from my sofa and back! I have been to Nepal twice and to the altitude of 16K, but have never had any desire to climb Chamalungma any other way. (And Sherpas are the very best! They became good friends and, sadly, I knew that I would never see them again when we left.). My father, in his 70's at the time, and I were blessed by the Lama in his tiny shack above Langtang. He had the most beautiful smile I have ever seen! It was such a shock when Langtang was completely covered by the landslide and everyone gone. Nepal and the sherpas will always have a special place in my heart.

[@bellz9113]

​@Heather Harris your comment left tears in my eyes. That was such a terrible tragedy. It's lovely you got to be there and experience that beautiful place before it was lost. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@sourgummiez]

Sherpa are so unbelievably BADASS! Truly the strongest humans on earth 💪🏽

[@soookimbo6571]

Land of the Gurkhas too. Bravest soldiers on earth.

[@doclewis8927]

Dawa makes me smile. His attitude is contagious. Seems like such a lovely soul.

[@AnjaSauer]

Hillary Junior calling his Dad, Hillary Senior, from on top of Mt Everest - what a great documentation!

[@susanjohnson1105]

The narrator, Peter Coyote’s voice is so distinctive! He’s narrated quite a number of National Geographic documentaries.

[@snicklefritz669]

I recognized his voice from the vietnam in HD series. One of the great documentaries ever!

[@alveyjohn]

This is another classic that every lover of climbing needs to watch. Like father, like son. I continue to drag my son and son-in-law up mountains and they know the temptation and desire to get to the top. We have stopped and turned around many times over the years. You know the feeling when its time to stop and go back down, live another day to climb another peak. This is a great tribute to Hillary and Norgay.

[@cappy2282]

Crazy how they used to get across those huge ice gapes with ropes. I'd be like; "ok, boys expedition over, made a lot of progress...let's go home" Sherpa: "we haven't hit camp 1?"

[@samblack5313]

Hit the showers!

[@jasonpeculiar]

Brilliant! Just absolutely superb viewing! Thank you for posting this. The moment when Edmond Hillary gets the call from the summitt from his son was just so special to see. Great stuff!!

[@ceciliapreziose3783]

watching from a pile under my comforters in my bed. The only way to climb!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

[@justbabes2685]

I climb everyday hahaha

[@aalleexx1997]

@@justbabes2685 i am climbing

[@justbabes2685]

@@aalleexx1997 Hahaha Good for you. I climbed twice today

[@RegNarnoc21]

I climbed the stairs to bed and got altitude sickness.😨

[@twilightpurpleglow]

Wonderful story. Such admiration to all Mountaineers and Sherpa. Sir Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay a "team" they were; good films preserved from back then 1952. Pete and Brent attempting the West Ridge very daring so hard to see them carry all their gear. Brent Bishop his dad would be proud. Sad when he left a photo of his kids at his dad Barry's memorial. Pete Hillary talking to his dad from the top of the world; just amazing. Thank You David Snow P.S. kudos to narrator Peter Coyote love his voice.

[@waynelayton8568]

Read about Messner's Accents, I'm not impressed as much with Hillary as I'm with Mallory or Messner's achievements.

[@michaelgallagher3640]

​@@waynelayton8568Mallory hired Sherpas & porters, Messner is the G.O.A.T..

[@Mia1R]

I work at a desk all day. Though it sounds boring I wouldn't give it up for any other job but when it comes to that time of the year when I can do what I like the most (traveling) I would never go on a "discount holiday" (package tour or cruise, for example). The moment of excitement when climbing on a plane, when approaching my destination, looking down at recognizable landscapes from above, let alone the emotions when turning the key of the rental car and starting the adventure of a road trip into the unknown - that joyful nervousness can't surely be compared to what a mountaineer must feel when he's seeing his object of desire... still, driving on a highway in the LA area is the most nerve wrecking and exhausting thing I've ever done or I'll ever need 😏

[@kandychapman5578]

I loved this! Well done and congratulations to the sons.

[@Samurai78420]

Dave.... You are just flawless with everything you post. You take people like myself to the mountains we dream of getting close to, let alone climbing them. It's such a powerful gift you put out into the world, and thank you a ton for that, my brother!

[@alexisgordon2759]

Well I cried... incredible! Thx again David Snow for another awsome story

[@doclewis8927]

I love that kids are kids no matter what that young boy is going to pick his nose. LOL. So cute and silly.

[@samblack5313]

Haha, made me laugh as well. Little lad knuckle deep.

[@user-le6dj1wv8m]

Thank you for that content, David, thank you so much!

[@harshupadhyay3207]

Sir Hillary asking how's the Hillary step was awesome.

[@mohdsofianabdullah707]

It was an emotional summit to you alls,,,glad that it was a safe climb n descent,,, congratulations

[@kevinquinn3763]

All the Sherpas should team up and charge climbers three times what they are getting now. True hero's. Great men. Now also all the climbers should clean up Everest. It's a Dump at the main camp.

[@aussiechris5904]

From what I've seen in these films, it's a dump all the way up and back

[@samblack5313]

Gotta be careful when attempting to extort people.. they might decide they don't need you at all. Plenty of mountains out there. If I save for 3 years to go climb it, and you decide suddenly that I need to pay you triple, I have 2 choices.. save for another 5 years, or go somewhere else less crowded, less dirty, less expensive..... and you get ZERO. You seem to blame westerners for all of your problems. Perhaps the government could employ sherpas year round to maintain the mountains natural state. Creates stable year round jobs. Easier to just blame whitey, right!?

[@MARKETMAN6789]

There's an even higher mountain but it's hidden from view by mount Everest ,,but my friend Alphonse has a Sherpa friend who is his pen friend and he shown alphonce it when alphonce went there for an holiday ,alphonce didn't climb the secret mountain on his holiday ,but he did climb Everest his friend knew a short cut to the top of Everest that very few people knew Alphonce is going cave diving with an underground Sherpa to guide him ,on his next holiday to Himalaya, He has a friend who works in a travel office ,and he's , going to get him a cheap flight to Himalaya, Alphonce bought a nice Persian carpet from Himalaya when he went on a coach tour to a Himalayan carpet factory ,and he got a 10 %price.reduction Alphonce brought me toffee pick axe souvenir from Himalayan, and an Everest snow bauble It's a plastic bauble with a mount Everest model inside it in water and when you shake it It looks like it's snowing ,it's not real snow but it looks like it is

[@DuecePiece]

Secret mountain hidden by Everest that is even taller?! Sounds like someone is telling "tall" tales 😂

[@MARKETMAN6789]

@@DuecePiece it is a tall tale , the tallest mountains base is buried in a huge amount of snow and you can't see the base of it ,but my friend alphonce and his friends were there for a very long time clearing it away and measuring it ,Then after all that the officials from the Himalayan town council came along and made them place all the snow back ,so it was still picturesque, They said they didn't want the neighbours to keep ringing up the council offices complaining every five mins ,that it wasn't as picturesque as it used to be . Alphonce told me he wished him and his friends hadn't bothered measuring it in the first place and not all his friends who removed the snow would help to put it back

[@MARKETMAN6789]

@@DuecePiece ps I myself climbed Helvellyn in the lake district once even though I was warned about striding edge being very dangerous ,those who fell from striding edge on Helvellyn didn't find out if it was more difficult than Everest as they were dead I'll never forget my mam asking me why I wanted to climb it I SAID BECAUSE ITS THERE She said you won't even clear the leaves and rubbish from the guttering on the roof of her house , ,I said you don't need a ladder to climb Helvellyn ,and the man next door won't lend me his ladders after I never gave him his cup of sugar back that he lent me six months ago ,he told me in the pub not to ask for anything else to lend , I told him it was only a small cup full

[@siobhanmurphy3106]

Thanks for another great documentary

[@seanriopel3132]

They need to make the climbing permits merit based. People should have to prove they have a certain level of climbing proficiency and they need to have someone with authority to prevent the dangerous traffic jams. All those people on one rope. Plus the Sherpa need to be taken care of a lot more. Health benefits, scholarships, death benefits and better pay. There is too many foreigners making too much money off of the backs of the Sherpa.

[@dana102083]

Agree wholly. I cant understand the Nepali government and socioeconomic status of the country and its people but even if western agencies made it a trend for safety it could catch on. Most people that do it can afford safer guidelines and would pay for their lives in increased Safety net. Scholarship idea is great. 👌

[@michaelgallagher3640]

$$$$$$$$$$$

[@janicefreedman8173]

That was beautiful. Wonderful video.

[@cindyeastbourn7642]

I’m cold just watching!

[@miarena111]

LOL

[@silverfeather992]

Same 😂

[@samblack5313]

I just watched a doco on Mt McKinley, gets to minus -80 out there. That is a scary mountain for its location alone.

[@user-sx2qf8ki7o]

Thank you very much David snow for the beautiful videos you take care to bring us on your KZbin channel Each film is more fascinating than the previous one I hope you will continue to bring us more new movies as long as possible, I send you thousands of thanks straight from Eretz Israel

[@Ryne918]

Thank you for uploading. Great channel to binge watch.

[@bethwood9377]

I agree wholeheartedly!

[@miapdx503]

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[@golden1789]

I love watching this one Mr Snow.

[@siobhanmurphy3106]

@Davidsnow please can you share more documentaries about Everest I love all you share about The mother goddess.... I can't get enough, love your channel from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪❤️🍀🙏

[@wiretamer5710]

Beautiful how much more attention and respect is given to the Sherpas. I had no idea they spoke English until watching this movie. As far as I can recall, this is the only Himalayan climbing movie where Sherpas are interviewed!!!! Odd that the two Britsh climbers who failed to summet in '53, are not mentioned by name: there was plenty of time on the sound track to do so.

[@Bella.216]

This wasn't about the British, it was about Hillary and Tenzings son's who followed their fathers foot steps 50 years later. Many other documentary that do mention the British fellows. It's not that deep, you must be a arm chair Adventurer.

[@lucidhurricane]

Some speak english, some do not.

[@deerheart87]

Summit

[@bethking7348]

​@@Bella.216bravo!

[@samblack5313]

There is another more comprehensive doco on the first ascent, I suggest watching it. The men are named, the whole expedition is covered in depth.

[@ingehumphries8039]

Interviewer …so, is it difficult for you when dad is gone? Kid..👃🏽👆🏽😆

[@stefaniaponitz5738]

Loving this documentary!

[@bandeirinha73]

Amo esse canal! ❤️

[@frankomi4752]

GRACIAS!

[@jphillips4509]

Excellent. That Hillary phone call was so touching. Sherpas deserve recognition, respect & good wages. Good climbing skills should be required not just $.

[@samblack5313]

They earn a years salary in a month. It is very good wages relatively speaking.

[@bix747]

Pure feelings and Max Satisfaction one you went up and down and for many it is the best Adiction on the World

[@brando73350]

Great 👍 thanks 😊 🙏

[@urbanmonkexplorers]

So awesome, so amazing. TQ

[@darksoul479]

Bravo!

[@glennhosick1514]

This was absolutely beautiful

[@MADDLADO1]

Yes 👍

[@A_Green_Plastic_Watering_Can]

I really enjoy watching this at sea 🌊 level.

[@michaelgallagher3640]

I'm acclimating in the Worcester Hills.

[@TheSmashingDoc1]

im just glad that i was the first human on the summit, and nobody cant take it away from me

[@alwaleedalthani9624]

The so called Hilary Step should have been called The Norgay Step !

[@annelbeab8124]

Aren't there two steps and one could be renamed?

[@annelbeab8124]

Aren't there two steps and one could be renamed?

[@alveyjohn]

Agreed!

[@kandychapman5578]

And Everest should be called chomolunga. Nothing up there is as it should be. The quest for her should be stopped!

[@aalleexx1997]

@@kandychapman5578 lmao never got why all these mountains got english names like wtf

[@OvelNick]

"I hate God"... I'm not a climber. I prefer the water. I can chillingly relate though. This was the best documentary I've seen to date!

[@deathdealer294311]

That’s a good one.

[@traciewaldron2413]

The awsome sherpas every time 😍

[@snorkielou4289]

Looks like command of English improved significantly since 1996. It was almost impossible to understand what Sherpas even Sirdars were saying judging by radio communications and transcripts prepared after the tragedy. It’s one of the many improvements that occurred since then that made climbing safer for everybody in my opinion. Communication is very important.

[@carlholland3819]

good point. next, lets teach the british how to speak english.

[@BalletomaneM]

Good point, let's have the westerners learn the language of the country the mountain is in.

[@Coogi622]

@@BalletomaneM My friend who lives in Annapurna, not far from Everest told me everyone has mispronounced "Sherpa" so long, they sometimes use that pronunciation. It's "Shar-wa". They gave up on their traditional pronunciation. The older generation still uses the old ways and won't conform. Simple life, hard work, less stress. I'd live in Nepal but its too dang cold!!!

[@dana102083]

@@BalletomaneM i get your sentiment but english is more widely spoken than nepalese. Ive seen many mountaineering videos and many seek to explore culture and learn religious practices, some words and are respectful travellers. If many languages meet, english is often central to the majority..the majority of the time.

[@Drxyz-tk6le]

Sardar is not some special rank. In Indian language a Sardar is just the gang leader. Gang can be of anything. A bunch of thieves, worker, you have a bunch of people doing same thing and you become their face, your the sardar. You are the leader. They aren't some specially trained or educated people Anyways Sikh men (the ones wearing turbans) are also lovingly called Sardars. They call themselves Sardars, world calls them that, their wives call them that.

[@blyt5046]

interesting how ppl take credit for what others have done. i do give much credit to those who know their limits it takes a lot of bravery to turn back and choose life. pride can be a very dangerous attribute.

[@waynelayton8568]

LIKE REINHOLD MESSNER'S ACHIEMENTS IN ALPINISM

[@dawnhock4545]

These Sherpa’s should be charging these people at least 5 hundred thousand dollars each!

[@uiop2810]

Climbs the best

[@rogerfarrell7312]

I'm afraid of heights so U tube is as close to Everest as I'm going to get

[@talkinghead3169]

I have always believed that Mallory & Irvine made it to the top.

[@matthewcollins5344]

If ya don’t make it back down does it really count🤷🏼‍♂️ They did some incredible climbing but they never made it back to the bottom🙏🙏🙏

[@aalleexx1997]

they never made it

[@talkinghead3169]

@@aalleexx1997 Yeah, cause you would know! Pfft!

[@talkinghead3169]

@@matthewcollins5344 Of course it counts if they reached the top. The whole point of my post, is that they were first, nothing about getting back down.

[@waynelayton8568]

I believe Odell saw them at the first step, They had not the boots to climb the second step and Irvine had not the skill.If the went Nortons and Maybe Messners route across the yellow band to the Coulthard Maybe, but that's not where they were last seen. If Sandy Irvines body is found and Maybe the camera it would solve the mystery

[@user-dc8qy5ng4b]

If someone DONE A documentary about the SHERPAS THAT WOULD BE VERY INTERESTING

[@andreassvensson1038]

They make it sound like Mount Everest would be a life threatening effort. Today it's like taking the bus to Gran Canyon.

[@jurgenblick5491]

For me it's my next life scenerio

[@smoothmicra]

Lol, definitely the Sherpa got to the summit first, it's not something you are likely to forget...

[@drphilgee6430]

Ed would have led the way till the final few feet.....only Ed had the skill and strengh to get there...

[@carlholland3819]

@@drphilgee6430 if only ed had the skill and strength, does that mean he carried tenzing?

[@aussiechris5904]

Sir Ed and Tenzing agreed that their official story was that they did it together-at the sme time, what difference does it make, given that they would have been seconds apart when standing up there?

[@samblack5313]

Two men at the peak of their powers went up a mountain together as a team. Team achievements must be a strange concept to you to nit-pick who was walking in front for the last 5 metres.

[@smoothmicra]

@@samblack5313 Team? Don't think so chap. The Sherpa is a bit part player, a supporting role, he's not allowed to be the star making a fortune from his exploits.That's how it is. Being first means a lot btw, even amongst people in the same team. Rivalry is a real thing. So thanks for the lecture but I've always been a team player, the team comes first. Try not to make assumptions about people based on a one line KZbin comment. Go team KZbin commentators!🙌

[@owen7185]

My favourite Everest video

[@ericclaptonsrobotpilot7276]

New upload! How do these stay up without getting copystriked?

[@carlholland3819]

youtube doesnt care about copyrights, only censoring free speech

[@dougfogarty2461]

If you don't climb the mountain don't worry life is its own mountain climb that.

[@doclewis8927]

It's sad. They did it together. The who touched the tippy top first...is BOTH of them because they couldn't have made it without each other. Of course, each country is going to want to say their guy was the very first...and they were. I'd say having someone sign something that says "you" made it first puts that into serious doubt. It's a shame and shameful that they'd make Norgay sign his name to something knowing that he couldn't read. Competition ruins the true achievement which was BOTH of them reached the top together.

[@samblack5313]

Anyone who has been involved in team sports understands what happened.

[@coleh7235]

Wim hoff did that in sandals

[@johnfrew2798]

It's the fall that kills you not the sudden stop on a rock

[@montrealcanadiens59]

50:46😂😂

[@aboutsuccess137]

That was funny :))

[@michaeljenkins4219]

My mum swears to me she used to walk this way to school

[@junemirelez3834]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jacobbaranowski]

They made it to the summit but did they get back down?

[@amandahiya94]

Incorrect Information at @5:25. Moon was 1969 and Everest was 1953.

[@johnfrew2798]

Looks like hard work for me I'll stay home and watch the kids

[@rickp3753]

I still think these people are nuts.

[@MmBeeA]

Ah yes, thank you mother goddess...

[@user-dc8qy5ng4b]

That's what annoys me, the sherpas GOT THEM TO THE SUMMIT AND NOT EVEN "A NAME ' FOR THE UNSUNG HEROES ❤

[@kennethjohnson5180]

Sherpas still get compensated very little it's sad that wasn't the purpose to take advantage of such a humble I honestly believe that Hillary gave tenzing that summit out of respect for tenzings people Hillary foundation further substantiates this Peter is juts like his father I've met Edmund Hillary 1 time and still feel his presence tenzing I have not but I could feel tinzing there

[@MilesBellas]

Hillary and Norgay were not the first choice interestingly. Tom Bourdillon and Charles Evans were forced to return.

[@carlholland3819]

racism and nationalism at its finest

[@MilesBellas]

@@carlholland3819 Fake outrage at its most insipid ? . EVERYONE had the opportunity to climb if they paid for it. FYI races do not exist scientifically. People living around the mountains do not necessarily want to climb them. Educate yourself. . You can go to Mars if you pay.

[@abeltasman7828]

@@carlholland3819 It was a British expedition, so they had first dibs

[@samblack5313]

Hilary step turned them around.

[@samblack5313]

@@carlholland3819 Don't be a clown.

[@karenk2630]

DANG...If God wanted people to climb this mountain he would have built stairs there!!!!!

[@spirit_resides5696]

What will happen if Sherpas ever went on a strike?

[@Anti-leftist7777]

That voice

[@lisaschuster686]

Sherpas gain weight on mountain expeditions from all the high-calorie snacks.

[@NightimeInDeepSpace]

I think 18ft is my height limit before i go woozy

[@Nisie23]

Without the sherpas these people wouldn't go anywhere. Their summit success depends solely on the shetpas. Fact.

[@danielledewitt1]

Sherpas not shetpas.

[@heathercraig363]

The sherpas are amazing and without them, many people wouldn't be able to do it. Aanatoli could though.

[@markpeter1968]

Does one have to perform religious rituals at a bhuddist temple before climbing or going to base camp??

[@carlholland3819]

why, worried what jesus would say?

[@markpeter1968]

@@carlholland3819 Christians refused to burn incense to the roman gods and were tortured to death. I don't want to pay homage to false deities

[@HelEn-qw6qs]

@@markpeter1968 I wouldn’t dare to make the buddhist Goods mad at me. 😄 Nevertheless the puja ceremony is a way to show respect to the local people who allow us westerners to enter their country. So don’t worry, Jesus can distinguish between showing respect to foreigners and changing one’s beliefs. 🐟🐟🐟

[@James.G.Ireland]

You should need to go 3 months of extreme training & a further 3 months working on the mountain before you should be allowed anywhere near base 4 never mind the summit

[@alphaomega1351]

I just watched 3 minutes of this video and I'm going to summit Mt Everest! No training necessary. 😳

[@saurabh222]

@5:22 isn’t that wrong?

[@buddhimantandukar7015]

Sherpa r great

[@randallallen5331]

I’ve at least summit Everest 25 to 30 times on you tube.🤙

[@loveistheonlyword]

It’s my evening hobby. Sometimes I fall asleep before reaching the top, 😂

[@dana102083]

@@loveistheonlyword You gotta always come down bro, that's half of the job..gotta always get home lol ;p

[@loveistheonlyword]

@@dana102083 it’s good quiet sleeping up there at night. Magically I awake in my bed by morning 🤣😂

[@bethking7348]

I don't think Sherpas are paid enough for what they do for their families

[@thehowlingterror]

Pretty much told us the whole story in the first 3 minutes.

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

That's some damn good story telling then

[@jameswillett2403]

I guess if you're last name is Sherpa your destiny is already decided!?!?

[@sirkkakoskinen8909]

The word good is an ancient word. If You translate it in English,it means Infinite Intelligence .

[@petergianakopoulos4926]

I've survived everest too

[@TheSmashingDoc1]

a mountain is a god? its a big pile of rocks and they think its the master of the universe and all other dimensions. its like saying that my mother is a teaspoon

[@samblack5313]

I guess it is pretty awe inspiring in person, and likely feels alive when you're on it.

[@Alpha-Mike-Foxtrot]

The sherpas need to start a union.

[@angelosisam903]

Sherpas carry you up ànd carry you down yeah i climbed EVEREST

[@vivalarasa2944]

Major iceberg Everest is

[@johnfrew2798]

All their last names is Sherpa

[@junemirelez3834]

NORGAY STEP or TENZING STEP

[@doclewis8927]

I know that their are face masks that you can wear that help with the cold air so the cough isn't as bad. I'm not sure when those masks were invented but I'm surprised more people don't use them.

[@dougfogarty2461]

I'd be a porter but not a climber.

[@LabradoodleTofuBoy]

Without Sherpas, there would be NO expeditions for us to watch! They did it to survive and feed their families. Many others did it for pride & arrogant