the MOST DANGEROUS place on EVEREST - KHUMBU ICEFALL. Everest Base Camp Review - Just From There

[@Mila_Brearey]

The best video of the Khumbu Icefall that I have ever seen. You did such a good job filming while also climbing ... I don't know how you managed.

[@TheCorrinne66]

I have watched many videos on climbing this big old mountain. This video has been by far one of the best amazing camera work, highly informative. The sherpas are pretty special in all that they do on their mountain. Lots awesomeness

[@TheFullKanani]

Yes, I am sure this video will inspire many future climbers who test their mettle and die.

[@TheCorrinne66]

What a horrible comment to put you should have scrolled by & said nothing your comment makes you look bitter & sad. These climbers its in their blood & the mountain is awesome

[@TheFullKanani]

@@TheCorrinne66 Death is part of life madam.

[@ruudvandervelden2483]

Maar niet klagen als ze komen te overlijden, dat weten ze maar al tegoed, ze spelen met hun leven dus al zit het klimmen in je bloed de kans zit erin dat je nooits meer beneden komt

[@teewoods4886]

​@@TheFullKananiit's also not to be rushed , this is basically a final destination, suicide mission

[@budm9982]

The terrain is absolutely beautiful. Thank you for documenting and explaining as you have. This was a fascinating video.

[@JohnnyDelta-24]

I've seen tens of films about climbing Mount Everest, but none of them portray the grind of the Khumbu Icefall like your video does. Also, your video helped me understand where the Lhotse face is compared to Everest. Thank you for such a beautiful and education video!

[@lawnmanmartinfan7909]

I am not a climber but I am absolutely fascinated by the Himalayan mountains. I have watched many, many videos from the History Channel to The Discovery Channel. And I must say this one by far is the best video i've ever seen. Between the information and the amount of time he took on the shots , what was outstanding. The video quality of the equipment he used. In my opinion i've never seen anything more clear or crisp and beautiful. This video was very well done and with respect. Thank you so much for taking the time to show us something. Some of us would never get to see otherwise. Please be safe god bless.

[@svisves]

Most movies and videos have glossed over Khumbu. This one is perhaps the best coverage of this section and its travails. Kudos!! 👍

[@johnwelander]

Nice camera work! Considering the conditions; amazing. Safe travels.

[@gbaum8272]

I was a climber many years ago, while living in Arizona I hiked the Grand Canyon 9 times, once from South to North, then back. I moved to Colorado where I climbed many peaks. I have the same overwhelming desire to climb still now in my life even though I am aged. Eventually I wanted to climb Everest but had to take another path in life, literally. Your video is amazing and brought me back to snow covered peaks where my love will always be. Amazing, and I was taken back in beautiful time. I wept and you know why.

[@DL-iq5zo]

Wow !! I really appreciate the video showing the camps and the people. I like the great camera angle of the panoramic views of the amazing landscape. The video showing the actual trek across the crevasses and hiking up and down the narrow icy trail is fascinating. I wished the video was longer !!!!!!

[@JustFromThere]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@wishgodgirl1903]

By far this was the best video to really get a small taste of the feel of the icefall. I absolutely loved watching it. I respect the people doing it because I could never even consider it. I wish it was a longer video also… Thank you for the time and effort it took to bring us this wonderful production!

[@WienGolf]

I have seen many videos about mountaineering in the Himalayas, especially on Mount Everest. But I've rarely seen such wonderful footage, you feel like you're there yourself! And then there are your explanations: Great, wonderfully done, thank you very much for letting me accompany you. Good luck with your future endeavors!

[@goldsbym]

Wow!!! Absolutely amazing camera video shots. Makes it feel as if I am there. Magnificent.

[@terrykorz7640]

This is the best perspective of the icefall I have ever seen. Great camera work!

[@jessicaarnold5108]

Absolutely love your video. You put out very good information and insite. Very impressive on your climb. Just going past through the ice falls is just hard work. I think for me just getting to base camp. I'm happy with. Your a truly a strong person to do this. Mentally and physically.

[@annemarieweiland155]

Amazing footage! I live in Alaska, but I love this so much!

[@freddypflugbeil6]

Existing and crazy. Thanks for the show From New York

[@ScalingSummits]

Great perspective of the Khumbu! Certainly both an exhilarating and nerve racking experience with the unknowns of the Khumbu. As someone who plans to attempt Everest in a few years, the ice fall will play a big part in the decision process of what side I attempt from.

[@Terrorific_tray]

I can't imagine the mental and physical strength it must take to pass the most dangerous part of the climb in the dark. My absolute respect. Wonderful video!

[@robertwinfree3197]

And during acclimatizing they have to go through the icefall multiple times both directions. They’re not at risk only one cycle but again and again and again.

[@joemanpjg]

Excellent video and your great detailed information..IMO after leaving Base Camp for Summit ...nightmare begins !!!

[@justingraham1774]

It seems like doing the north route up the north col would be better wouldn't it? Less traffic jams and you don't have to deal with the icefall each time.

[@JustFromThere]

Right, but Khumbu it's another experience and if you go not to Everest, but Lhotse you need to go from South

[@shaliniverma7020]

Amazing quality video with great BGM. Looking forward to more in this series. Subscribed!! Ps. Be safe😊

[@JustFromThere]

Awesome, thank you!

[@suvamdutta676]

Never shown this type of everest climbing video on you tube. Hats of you...man 🙏👍 Eagerly waiting to see you on top of the world 😊

[@larisan.schlechta]

This was amazing to watch, It looks incredibly beautiful there. Thank you for sharing this experience with us.

[@peggyontherun39096]

Great video thank you

[@notoverlyacerbic9574]

Amazing camera work.. Great story telling. Wonderful shots. Well done sir.

[@bobbyp.1667]

I enjoyed everything about this Video, very informative, great camera work and a sense of like if your there, i pray you stay safe and trust your judgement….i hope you Summit my friend

[@hamiltonramostech]

Thank you for one of the best videos on this topic. Safe journeys!

[@rupjolly]

Great video, thanks for sharing. I got a good idea of what a climb looks like from your video

[@midnightrider1178]

Amazing Video!!!!

[@amerz2477]

Amazing vid ! Congrats!!! That is an amazing accomplishment. I Def couldnt do it!!!

[@Trapster99]

Magnificent. Thank You

[@narsitun]

Thank you for sharing your journey. Looking forward to watch rest of your adventure!

[@JustFromThere]

Thanks for watching!

[@sofininak1601]

Wau...this is all I ever want to see about Everest.Every detail you show us and I am feeling like I am walking there with you guys,thanks for sharing,so great.

[@Mission.Exploration]

Thanks for the video man so educational and informative

[@MB-dp1rj]

Love the quality of your video...merci!

[@JustFromThere]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@gregglany8729]

Incredible video.

[@Jim1Tom]

God is with you brother.

[@tommyquinn5933]

Great video man! Did you summit?

[@JustFromThere]

I will show it in the next episode, so stay tuned

[@jamielee9350]

Congratulations.... The quality of your video is far superior than most multi million pound /dollar/euro companies have ever produced.

[@nuancolar7304]

Every single person who died in that icefall put themselves there. They walked right up to the place they died. Whether or how many people die in the icefall is not the question, but rather why people choose to risk dying there.

[@JustFromThere]

Previous part - The trekking to The Everest Base Camp kzbin.info/www/bejne/j4WocoqvoNmabassi=zGyUfaBniQftQ4Ld

[@NikhilSharma-Capt]

keep uploading

[@nhung296]

Khumbu Icefall looks quite small when it's watched from Base Camp, and I don't think standing at Base Camp can help identifying any seracs or big crevasses of the icefall. Can we see the whole icefall from Base Camp? Is the slope (which we can see from Base Camp) has a length of 2km (that slope looks a hundred meters)?

[@schorsch_glc_]

Will you go for the summit ?

[@TheFullKanani]

I wish the easier route was on the Chinese side, that way the mountain would be protected.

[@felixberdz143]

Did you get to camp 3 then eventually to summit?

[@JustFromThere]

Also camp4

[@robertweeks4240]

i am a non climber adventurer and thinking of a trip just to base camp! your thoughts?

[@JustFromThere]

It's a great idea, you need to be in good physical condition and have the ability to hike 10-15km per day. You don't need to take a big back because you will stay in lodges and guest houses, food is also available there. So actually you can meet people of all ages and all over the world on the trek

[@thaliabrockway-guidry6296]

Can you do a special about Meru?

[@JustFromThere]

About which Meru are you talking? There are some different Meru in the world

[@frankblangeard8865]

The monk asks god for the luck 4:59. It would be more correct to say that the monk asks the gods and the demons of the mountain for permission to climb. Considering the number of deaths on the mountain it must be assumed that permission is not always granted by the gods and demons. The fact that permission may not have been granted does not seem to be made known to the monk. Or if refusal is made known to the monk by the gods and demons then the monk does not make that known to the climbers.

[@JustFromThere]

Sounds reasonable...

[@VolodymyrGryniuk]

Думаю, цей контент укр мовою зараз мав би значно більше переглядів)

[@mikejones9961]

i have little respect for the ones that follow the sherpas

[@jamielee9350]

As I have said before , "It is always the most beautiful places on the planet that are also the most dangerous"..

[@JustFromThere]

Next part is here - kzbin.info/www/bejne/naC3YX6AerF0hLMsi=jrIv5_NTM_zsmbjj

[@specialkay4329]

When a place is "The Most Dangerous ", Ima be ridin' back out in the helicopter. I'll see you in the cabin.

[@stargazer4625]

The mountain god has bad habits. People leaving all those beers and those Cokes is funny.

[@85etranger]

Been there couple times biggest show off place for instagram influencers

[@Robert-i2d4u]

Bad English...poor footage.

[@Daffob1nt]

It might come as a surprise to you, but not everyone in the world has English as their first language (me, for example) ... and what are you talking about, the footage is excellent?!

[@1515cando]

Learn some manners.

[@Chloee117]

That was my first time hitting the "like" button when asked for your Sherpa Nima. 🧗🏽 They truly are the heroes of Everest. Much respect to all of them! 👍🏻 I've been watching so many videos on Everest and K2 lately. Thank you for bringing us along on your incredible adventure. 🗻🧗

[@JustFromThere]

thank you for this awesome feedback