The 4 Worst Tragedies in the Himalayas: When Mountaineering Went Terribly Wrong

[@jonlee2217]

I trekked the Annapurna circuit in the Spring of 1986. We walked about 200 miles over about 12 days. It was almost 40 years ago but I can still remember it like it was yesterday. It's an amazing experience.

[@craigferree]

Please stop saying, 'as always . . . .' It really annoying and cliche.

[@farrierette5216]

​@@craigferreeGet annoyed easily.

[@kikikungfukakes6639]

That sounds amazing. I'm glad you have the memories of something so amazing! ❤

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

@@craigferreeOP never stated that. Get help

[@ラーメンのボス]

I wasn’t born yet. Glad to know I’ll be walking this earth long after you. Haha youth is a wonderful thing.

[@WendyDarling1974]

I can imagine myself in the Himalayas: “ wow, this is unbelievably beautiful. Do I want to go up? Are you crazy? I’m just gonna admire them from here.”

[@rocketrider1405]

Or, “Gee, these mountains are way bigger than the ones in the photos. Where can I get a coffee? Is it supposed to be this cold? And windy?”

[@sendthis9480]

Lazy people don’t go to the Himalayas.

[@chicagogyrl4846]

@@sendthis9480 I’m definitely not lazy, but I would much rather go hiking in Hawaii!! And I couldn’t and would not want to deal with the altitude! Just because you would rather hike in a much more beautiful area, and not need to worry about snow storms, frostbite, avalanches, hypothermia, or freezing to death!! Not lazy, just smart!!

[@poutinedream5066]

They look better from the ground up

[@poutinedream5066]

​@chicagogyrl4846 I seen every episode of I Shouldn't Be Alive, and that mf Dewey almost died hiking in Hawaii- that episode was rough. Im not hiking in the snow, the rain, OR the sun- they'll all kill you 😂

[@jen-a-purr]

What have I learned about mountaineering? The main thing is it does not matter if you’re a rookie or “professional/expert” you can die just as quick as the mountain wants you to

[@pattaccone]

Exactly. It makes the rules

[@koldkilla.6497]

Ong im thinking people will try to get to the top of a mountain just to slip and fall back down just let gravity play it course 😭

[@Emjay_____71]

Absolutely terrifying 😢

[@alistairbolden6340]

Most of the issue is the ''experts'' are not expert what so ever. The vast majority of the time people die on mountains is when its their first or second time climbing that mountain or when they are far past the age they should be for the endeavour. Just because you have climbed a few other mountains does not make you an expert on every mountain.

[@tonypasma1707]

😮😮😮

[@miapdx503]

Of all the channels that cover mountain disasters, yours is the only one I know of that has covered this. I had no idea that this mountain has such a body count. 😞

[@lindabrennan4455]

EVERY MOUNTAIN HAS A HUGE BODY COUNT. This is insanity!

[@christiankatzel9598]

​@@lindabrennan4455 yeah cool story. Uneducated af but cool story. Tell us about the body counts of the average 2000-3000m mountains in the alps. Please state sources aswell. Maybe you didnt know that mountains do actually exist outside of the Himalayas aswell. Sounds crazy but its true.

[@JohnShields-xx1yk]

When your born and raised at sea level like most of us, these elevations are brutal on the human body, Sherpas are born and raised in these elevations. Base camp is high

[@jameswillett2403]

Is it really a tragedy when people go out of their way to climb towards the "death zone"??

[@AngelWest58]

i walk around the block for adventure .. sometimes I even go downtown for a sandwich...

[@alainclvpentax8798]

Yes if you do skydiving…. More risk then chest

[@mpaz2607]

Youre right and i have been to Summit of Everest about 10 times! In my chair with a blanket kn my home! I wasnt even cold!

[@LG-zy9dp]

🤣

[@Ambika389]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@rickjustus6416]

Can't imagine going to sleep and then waking up seconds before getting hit by a avalanche. Screw that. From sleeping soundly to wide awake and suffocating under snow.

[@redblade8160]

Mountains don't kill people; people kill themselves by climbing mountains!

[@DarraghGreene-ep6ub]

This is false sir reality is Mother Nature decides who lives and who dies up there. No mountaineer would climb any mountain if they were certain they’d die meaning they did not kill themselves it’s actually a very disrespectful comment to make considering the vast numbers of men and women who passed away chasing there dreams.

[@James.G.Ireland]

They decided themselves by making wrong chocies ​@@DarraghGreene-ep6ub

[@James.G.Ireland]

​@DarraghGreene-ep6ub false as we climb knowing its 50/50 we could live or die that's the reality every climber knows

[@redblade8160]

@@James.G.Ireland No climber thinks they are going to die until they are faced with that prospect.

[@ricko2301]

​@@redblade8160Every climber knows the reality of climbing that high is that there is a possibility of dying. Just being up there you are slowly dying without any disasters happening. So whether they think they'll live or die they know death is a possibility. Don't be naive, you'll probably never been up anything high

[@herkko61]

I feel the call of my bed, not the Himalayas.

[@artdevivre2]

A few years ago I did the exact same trekking. I was alone and I went during spring. Very true that the toughest part is getting to Thorong LaPass. I had a mild headache and made it..I have low blood pressure. That might have helped plus God of course.

[@MyCoughlan]

i did the same trek in 1983, fantastic time.

[@markd6634]

I don't think God can replace common sense.

[@artdevivre2]

​@@markd6634 I never said that. We owe everything to our creator. Take care

[@e.conboy4286]

I would put God at the top of my list too!

[@mgxzazfbyjuchrisclarkvpz236]

God ..creator? All fairy tales but believe what you want despite there being no evidence of such.

[@indianfan1029]

If you get hit by an avalanche in your home, i would call that tragic. To go to a place with avalanches and then getting hit by them, thats not tragic, thats plain stupid.

[@nurseii9018]

I’d say it’s tragic and stupid

[@rinraiden]

@@nurseii9018 I'd say it's tragic they were so stupid.

[@FlyPsiche]

you folks better not hit when jaywalking

[@lindabrennan4455]

Please forgive me for sounding heartless and unsympathetic but perhaps I am. I feel sad that the horrible things happened to all those people. That being said, it is incomprehensible to me that people would attempt to climb a mountain in an unfamiliar land, completely unprepared for sudden weather changes and risk their lives. What is wrong with these people?

[@canterburytail2294]

I noticed several very fast hikers turn around on Thorong La pass before they made it to the top. The altitude starts to get to some that high and you see a lot of tortoise and the hare type situations. Then some guy carrying six wooden crates with glass coke bottles go by in flip-flops. What views that place has, worth seeing it during the rhododendron bloom.

[@dot-to-dot]

I've never had the call to hike up a deadly mountain. I do not have a death wish.

[@davesmith5656]

I got a call offering a discount expedition price. I hung up and went back to sleep.

[@James.G.Ireland]

Sure look at how many people die walking down the road/going shopping/going to or hime from work by getting a bang of a car/truck/bus/van etc our lives can be taken at any moment by the choices we make and just end up being in the right place at the wrong time

[@James.G.Ireland]

Plus you already have one with all the crap you eat & drink 😂

[@TheJaniceJoy]

It’s like swimming with sharks. It would be incredible but it’s a death wish.

[@doclewis8927]

Mountains are NOT asking for "sacrifices". They just stand there. It's humans who sacrifice themselves to these extreme sports knowing that the end could be a part of it but doing it anyway.

[@lorenfulghum2393]

Why on earth would everyone in the group not have their own sleeping bag?!?

[@elizabethweikert-uj5ch]

Husband should have climbed in with his wife!

[@christiankatzel9598]

Pretty sure she wrapped him in his and her sleeping bag because of the hypothermia.

[@dougfogarty2461]

Life is a mountain that we all climb, some of us have harder mountains than others. Eventually, the mountain kills us.

[@Teffi_Club]

Beautifully put

[@Field_Marshal_Emu]

Don't understand why people have the need to climb Everest, and the view can't be the driving factor. We have perfectly good photos from the summit all over the internet.

[@christiankatzel9598]

Maybe, just maybe because its their passion. Not so hard to find out

[@miketausig4205]

I was familiar with all of these but the Annapurna Circuit “disaster.” Fascinating, but tragic. Largely because many of the trekkers were unprepared. If there is one thing I have learned about the Himalayas, it’s that weather can NEVER be predictive. You might have an idea, but the stochastic process that is high altitude weather, means that even predictions which look certain, are not. Therefore, you must always be prepared for worst case scenarios, even when the circuit “says” you don’t need a tent and cold weather gear, you need to carry both.

[@lindasd7591]

Excellent narration and presentation! And music is not obtrusive.

[@vitoriapureza7018]

The problem is the urge to reach the summit "no matter what".

[@Veg6529]

After seeing this video I myself I have decided that ,the highest thing I will climb on this earth is a tree and also to be specific the hardest tree that can not break easily. Thank you.

[@samanthaking4360]

word of advice, stay off the mountains watch them from the t.v.

[@POTTIMOUFPRINCESS]

A-FREAKIN-MEN!!!!

[@sendthis9480]

🙄

[@michele2855]

You are right. Not even a base camp hike is safe. I am Canadian, there are plenty of challenging hiking trails here.

[@MainSaleem-d1p]

😂😂😂

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

Yes!! I rarely even leave the HOUSE!! It’s dangerous!

[@POTTIMOUFPRINCESS]

FYI-THERE ARE NO E-A-S-Y ROUTES THAT LAST 10 PLUS DAYS TO COMPLETE

[@mayahawj3852]

Seriously or high elevation period !

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

Nothing in life considered EASY is worth doing

[@markd6634]

I have done hiking in the Colorado (where i live), mountains but have enough common sense to not do it in the Winter months. People should think before they do these these things. I just can't feel sorry for the people who make these bad decisions.

[@e.conboy4286]

We enjoyed our climbing in the Tetons. That was as high as I’m going! We were blasted by the change of weather just midway, lightning, hail which covered the trail forced us to take refuge in a bear’s den! I’m 86 years/o and done with climbing!

[@kikikungfukakes6639]

​@e.conboy4286 Golly that sounds like it was a tense and exciting time! Glad you have the memories of something so amazing ❤

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

To achieve fantastic goals requires fantastic risk🙏

[@Coughtya]

I can't imagine how it felt experiencing these irl

[@brucknerian9664]

No, I don't feel the fatal call of the mountain. It's a fool's paradise.

[@danielcrompton7818]

Ok… I’d do day hikes and small hill climbs to see come cool views but never this!!!

[@leas7830]

I only go near Annapurna (or any another circle) route when I have money for a sherpa to be with me at all times. Just in case. And if there is even lowest risk for any bad weather, I am more than willing to pay shelter for me and sherpa. I would never ever climb to actual mountain.

[@e.conboy4286]

I’ll wait here, sipping my hot cocoa, watching your videos!

[@Geronimo2Fly]

Those locals at Annapurna are utter scumbags for taking those people's money and promising to guide them, then abandoning them to die. They should've been arrested and jailed for attempted murder, or robbery at the very least.

[@avinashanand2163]

Finally someone said it. How can you even ask for money in that situation, they could easily have saved some lives

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

You are correct Sir! Are these locals of Sherpa descent?

[@Teffi_Club]

No, Sherpa work harder, they do all physical labor. And some of them die. If tourists want to go, at least, Sharpa may make some money.

[@barbaraarndt5293]

Been to Sikkim and looked at Kangchenjunga. The highest mountain in India, bordering Nepal. These mountains require RESPECT and should not be a playground for egos and people with too much money. I also wish they would take their trash back down.

[@ocean4659]

Yes!!

[@colinmccarthy7921]

Mountaineering,I would say is adventurous.The weather,Etc.is another cup of tea to keep in mind.

[@eileenrobbins8430]

I like these videos they have been making on the climbs of the mountains

[@kellywaters643]

if I ever get that call to climb mountains, I'm hanging up and changing my number

[@chicagogyrl4846]

The hike doesn’t look all that great to me. I’d much rather go hiking in Hawaii, with the beautiful waterfalls and pools that you can swim in, and all the beautiful flowers! And no worries about a snowstorm!! 😂🤣

[@christiankatzel9598]

It obviously looks great to other people

[@aquarian-talk]

The closest we can ever get to traveling to another planet.

[@DisruptiveYtb]

What a great editing!

[@tjsab8841]

I feel the calling to the Himalayan mountains my soul feels it I’ve been watching videos of Everett and the surrounding mountains all 14 8,000ft since I was a kid too the only thing keeping me from going is that I’m middle class with middle class money 😂 I barely can even afford the thoughts of going lol

[@e.conboy4286]

If we start a Go Fund Me campaign, would you go?

[@teresaalbin-davis4529]

The airfare is the most expensive part, living there is inexpensive, food is great

[@LG-zy9dp]

How much is the air fare

[@teresaalbin-davis4529]

@@LG-zy9dp I used points, around $1000 I think

[@abocas]

Every day I feel the call to ascend to my 3rd floor apartment. That's all the excitement I need for most days ....

[@asahisangel]

Sometimes I like hiking in nice weather. But I can’t imagine willingly going to hike for days through snow and high elevations. What’s fun about that

[@robertdiehl1281]

Obviously we hear about tragedies happening in this sport. However never realized it has taken so many lives. Despite the best preparations and skill, seems like luck good or bad plays its part.

[@Sm1ret]

I could see myself going no further than the 1st Everest base camp. I have no desire to risk my precious life to try and reach a mountian sumitt and possibly die on the way up or down. Im not critizing those that do, but im just saying that it's not my cup of tea

[@christiankatzel9598]

As a climber for now 24 years and pretty sure more skilled than the average Everest climber, i agree. Just because of the fact that there are so many aspects you cant control and that skill doesnt matter anymore if anything happens at that height.

[@liaananabwbsbss5644]

Haan yaar, mast hai, 4RA ke events toh hamesha excitement se bhare hote hain

[@esaaecha]

.... you can climb the highest mountain in the world, and some people will say to you when you tell them .... " so what " It's just not worth risking your very life for. 😏

[@Cornpopjohnson]

I would just wait for a nice day and sky dive to the top. Best climber ever 😁

[@thisperson8441]

0:55 peak editing, majestic

[@alicearcturus8610]

How callous can one be? How could you go on climbing and celebrate getting to the top after one of your fellow climbers just fell to their death? Jesus!! Seems to be a lot of narcissists become climbers. I find it unthinkable.

[@kamakaziozzie3038]

Not sure you would make it on a summit team

[@christiankatzel9598]

Extreme climbing CAN be narcissitic just many other top Level sports can be (even tho climbing Everest isnt Top Level Sport). You only see those extreme examples in those videos. I wouldnt have any desire to make the summit aswell if my friend died but after all, if you return or not, it doesnt change the fact that your friend died, as hard as it sounds. But in general, mountaineering is normally exactly the opposite of narcissitic, atleast its my experience in now 24 years of climbing

[@anniepal2012]

I am absolutely blown away by the hubris of these people!! Human beings were not intended to live in a place where the air cannot support life!!! Yet they continue to climb into that space?? It is nothing short of insanity!! Especially when you have people who count on you to come home! I sincerely believe it is a form of mental illness! It is Utterly ridiculous to do this knowing that if you die up there, you stay forever disrespecting the purity of the mountain or risk the lives of others to retrieve your body! I find it quite selfish and I couldn't even sleep last night after watching this video!!

[@christiankatzel9598]

Hey Karen, how about minding your own business? How about letting others have passions you dont have? Just because you dont want to do it or doesnt understand it, doesnt mean that its a mental illness. But its nice to see how people with no inspirations in their own life, feel the need to judge others. Btw: The mountain doesnt care about its purity, it just stands there.

[@angeljwiiangela7561]

I personally prefer to watch Mount Everest on my mobile rather than going for an expedition as risk of Accidents are full hypothermia suffocating that's give me goose bump

[@marieb6447]

Did they use scenes from the movie Everest in this? I saw some of the actors.

[@wicked0815]

From which Motion Pictures do the Scenes come from?

[@patriciatodd1278]

Everest

[@almorris171]

I have to be in much better shape than the vast majority of climbers when I'm going up a mountain. Dragging a cooler of beer up a sheer vertical wall is hard assed work.

[@icosthop9998]

When it's in your blood it's in your blood ❗️🩸❗️ People die every year in a motorcycle race called the *"Isles of Man"* . Last year, 2023 , six motorcycles died in that race.

[@metricdeep8856]

I can't wait for the 4 Best Tragedies.

[@williamnelson9332]

I go to Nepal every year great❤❤

[@JesreeJaneMiranda]

Yes i do i feel it and it scares me coz i realky want to do it....even after a fall that broke my ribs

[@paulgrey8028]

Loretan was not at all focused on becoming the 3rd climber to summit all fourteen 8,000m peaks, he couldn't care less. Chamoux on the other hand turned up to base camp with journalists in tow. His team arrived a couple of weeks after Loretan. Other climbers said that the French had not given themselves time to acclimatise. Chamoux wanted the 3rd ranking too badly and it cost him his life.

[@mariecolette170]

“Local guides offered to guide them..for a fee” There’s a blizzard..people are freezing, freaking out..even dying and you still wanna hustle people for money under those circumstances? The tourists were desperate, but how could they not realize a real guide wouldn’t ask for money to help save lives in a storm??? They’d do it to save people, and after guiding ppl to safety, of course if someone offers-accepting tips isn’t wrong. But asking beforehand is a serious red flag 😠

[@samurayalegre9361]

Last time 4rabet pe game khelte waqt jo jitni hui thi wo yaad hai, is baar bhi kuch waisa hi hone wala hai lagta hai

[@janeceeastwood8035]

A rout, sounds like “out”, is a one-sided battle. A route, sounds like “root”, is a way to get somewhere. Please get it right.

[@User-grtewxkvpj]

Even the easiest mountain has claimed many lives. What are these people thinking? Do they not understand deadly freezing temperatures, strong winds, avalanches, and heck, lack of oxygen? Do they think their body is as strong as superman, that they can overcome all this challenge? Seriously, just stay in the snow storm for a day, if they really want to challenge Hyperthermia that much.

[@fredfloyd68]

2 places where they should put a No Tresspassing sign...Mt Everest or any high mountain and The Marianas Trench...Am i right???

[@MissEnglish123]

If I ever went to Everest I can’t see me passing base camp ⛺️ 😅

[@mairepcod4063]

Thanks,

[@Rose-md2uu]

Ah o lugar é lindíssimo,mas só pra admirar de longe. Afinal Everest o monte mais alto do mundo,o que significa que não é pra ninguém está lá. Mas o lugar é magnífico, mágico, surreal,ouvi dizer que Deus fez muito só com as palavras,mas este lugar acredito que ele pôs a mão.🙌 🩷

[@koibutsu]

Your better off making a snow igloo than staying jn a crowded shelter. Just have to keep fire going.

[@redblade8160]

It's beyond belief; these climbers are mental.

[@jeromeberry4079]

After being in a avalanche;; one guy finds all of his belongings.!??? What kind of avalanche he was in??? 😮😮😮

[@chicagogyrl4846]

There is no way that I would go hiking for 18 days - And especially in that altitude!! 😂🤣

[@virginiaspinelli-buser4420]

I have been hiking, camping or skiing and experienced the awesome wonder ouf God's beautiful creation at the top of mountains. However, I do not understand the lure of climbing mountains that have been known to have deadly storms or fatal oxygen problems. It does not make sense to me. So, I do watch videos of people doing very dangerous things, but I don't know why.

[@bo5139]

When the risks are high, we don’t call it ‘’tragedy’’ ; no fatal surprise there

[@Lovenjoy420]

Forgot Mount Fuji. That rises 12,389 Ft. above sea level.

[@BrendaSantos-ry3us]

Sahi bola, 4rabet pe kaafi baar jeeta bhi hu, World Cup T20 ke time aur bhi jitne ka chance hai

[@eliasmacias1738]

4rabet pe har ball ka tension aur bhi mazedaar hota hai jab sab milke dekhte hain aur bhi azaa ayegana bhai

[@_snowinky2547]

Bilkul yaar, 4rabet pe sab log itne supportive hain, maza aata hai khelne mein

[@alarmpostenauge1403]

Alleine die Kälte ist brutal. Und da ist man noch keinen Meter gelaufen.

[@pattaccone]

Mountain climbing and caving are 2 things I will never do and have zero interest in doing.

[@Vanandrus]

The concept of sherpas is so sad. These people have no choice but to escort people who are not qualified up the mountain.. carrying ALL of their things for them. 9/10 sherpas wish they could get out of the job

[@dhaher121]

I wanna go 🥺

[@billybio6840]

Climb a Mountain? I made my dining room into a bedroom just so I didn’t have to climb the stairs 😂

[@diskuslars7527]

So many wrong advices Here Like dont Climb Mountains.. I mountaineer since nearly 20 Years and what Kills Most People is Bad Preparation (Gear ,Mentally and Physically) and underestimating the Nature own Physical Limits.

[@poutinedream5066]

In the Himalayas, the number 1 cause of death is avalanches- which climbers have no control of whatsoever. At best you can maybe fancy yourself having an excellent eye for potential avalanche danger and try to stay in relatively safe places, but it only takes once 😒

[@diskuslars7527]

@@poutinedream5066 Well,of Course we cant Control when an Avalanche will come First of all i think 99% of Mountaineers arent summiting the Himalayas...and even when ...No Matter If 6000Metres (my highest) or 8000....when you Start your Tour you know you can possibly die...even a 4000M Mountain can throw Something unpredictable at you which you cant survive . And this is nearly the importantest Skill you need...know when to turn around. The other Events Like an Avalanche ...Well its Part of the Deal. You know this before you Start your Adventure. And there are a few Mountains Like the K2 or (even relatively Dangerous) the Mont Blanc where the Chances of having deadly Events are so possibly high that you should avoid those Mountains. My Point was Just About the General Advice to completely Stay Away 😊👍

[@poutinedream5066]

@diskuslars7527 That's interesting. I've watched so many mountaineering videos on YT, it begins to feel like if you not in the death zone, it dont count 🤣. I climbed Mt Pocono on summer camp when I was 12, and even then, I rode on a male counselors back (he was like 17 and we both got in trouble, it was a Christian camp, and surprise surprise, they were ones thinking about sex. I was just lazy, and he was up for the challenge of doing it with my 100 pounds on his back- we made it back down first and I was naive enough to expect 👏🏽🙌🏻🤜🏼🤝🏻🏆)- 😏 sorry, I digress. You'll never hear me calling Everest a nature hike or tourist attraction. I think a popular misconception has taken hold that because the Sherpas work so hard, that means it's easy. It doesn't sound like you're ego climbing, checking off locations, when all you're really thinking about is the day you can brag about climbing Everest or K2. I think people like that have already caught summit fever before they even got on the plane, and bad things are bound to happen. If everyone shared your logical, measured approach, I think the number of deaths would be much lower, especially in the Himalayas.

[@chicagogyrl4846]

Any hiking at these altitudes is not easy!! You must stop a lot and get accustomed to the altitude! These people must have been absolute novices, and probably have never hiked like that in their lives! Why do they think that climbers spend time at the base camp camp, then at higher camps, when attempting Everest??! They probably didn’t even know that!!

[@e.conboy4286]

Are we having fun yet?

[@winstondaniel2146]

I think the mountains are there for a reason. Don't mess with mother nature!! She's a badass.⛰

[@stacey4u2luv]

I bet even an inexperienced person could survive if luck is with them. It has nothing to do with experience imho, the most experienced have perished and inexperienced have gone with guides. With some it is the guides that have perished and a handful of people they had with them made it. It is like drawing for sticks and a game of russian roullette.

[@javasrevenge7121]

What's wrong with these people?

[@richardminhle]

Why can't these people respect the mountain enough to watch it from far? Why do they have to step on its head to feel good?

[@farrierette5216]

It is going to get more crowded and slower many more will die. Just a graveyard for people with too much money and the sherpas who shlep them.

[@steventhaw3765]

Please, NO need to add "s" to Himalaya a single mountain range!!!

[@doclewis8927]

So the climbers talk about it calling to them and they can't deny it meaning that it's an addiction.

[@karanamsagarmurthy6354]

People not only kill themselves in high altitudes but also kill the mountains by throwing waste and rubbish. Let the mountains remain .Enjoy their beuty from the down.

[@marvellis6762]

Nobody is an expert in wild nature. If animals can't survive there... humans definitely can't!

[@amandajstar]

Route is pronounced ROOT not ROUT. Rout is when you get destroyed in battle!

[@josesamuellabrada8997]

Pehle socha tha bas time pass hoga, ab toh din mein time nikalna padta hai 4ra ke liye

[@huseyinpusal3033]

World Cup T20 ka har moment 4RA pe enjoy karenge sab friends milke epic time hoga

[@chicagogyrl4846]

These people probably didn’t even dress properly, or even bring extra clothes, in case of snow!

[@walterathow5988]

💚💙👍👍👏👏

[@johanamichelli2978]

Haan bhai, 4ra pe khel ke laga hi nahi ke paise lose bhi ho sakte hai, itna easy aur fun hai

[@nevermind8081]

Omg😢