Flight to Antarctica | Christchurch to McMurdo Sound

[@edwardgeorge4881]

Excellent mate! 🇦🇺 On February 18, 1979 I flew over Antarctica on a QANTAS 747 - a remarkable experience that never left my mind. Over forty years later I am privilaged to enjoy your video, triggering exceptional memories. Stay safe, and God bless you. 💐

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Awesome! I bet that was a once in a lifetime experience!!

[@luvmaika]

That plane looks so much more comfortable than the standard passenger planes.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Yeah it is pretty comfortable! Lots of leg room but only a couple.of small windows

[@bahardin3992]

@@WildKiwiAdventurer a 5 hour flight with packed lunch and any hot beverage? ( take it there's no in flight service being non civilian aircraft )

[@jsmariani4180]

We are definitely talking legroom.

[@PKAPE004]

Silly question: Since C17 is a cargo plane, was there a traffic jam at the available lavatory or lavatories?

[@macgregorwillis2206]

I just stumbled upon this video, I was on this very same flight and recognized all of my teammates in your video. Was one of the few kiwis working at Mcmurdo

[@rayray9594]

00:39 "Airport Security Service" better known as "ASS"

[@godfather4047]

@reverse thrust you shut up

[@greensocks4507]

My father flew to Scott base in 1969 on a Lockheed Constellation from Christchurch .US Air force Deep Freeze, 4 engines piston powered .I was only a boy then. I remember looking up at the plane when I was at school, as it made it's way toward the ice knowing my Dad was on board. The sound it made as it droned across the sky. He flew back on the first of the C-130's . Still have some footage of the low flying stuff they did back then in the new Hercules. 50' above the ice at over 200 knots .

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

That's awesome!! I wonder if that is the plane that we take people out to visit the crash site of. There is a constellation plane that crashed at Pegasus airstrip once and we take people out to see it for day trips from the Bases.

[@greensocks4507]

@andy green Corrected then.

[@filipinacanadianvlogteambr3808]

Thanks for sharing this video, enjoy, your very previlege to visit this wonderful place

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Your welcome! Yes I feel very lucky to go to this place, especially for work

[@shannonsmith9022]

Looking forward to the next video 👍

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

15 more to come about Antarctica now that I am back in New Zealand and can post them!

[@atomicorang]

You are the man.. Thankyou for your service.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you!

[@petesnyder9790]

Love seeing a McChord C-17 doing the heavy lifting. Retired there in ‘93 after 24 years..

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Nice one! Yes they are cool planes! The first year I went down on an Airbus A319 and it was a stunning flight because it had windows, but the C17 was probably the more real experice. The Ski Herc is the most real experience however because that take 3 extra hours and has a high chance of turning around and you fly 8 hours and land back in Christchurch where you started!

[@AGoat1971]

Always wanted to visit the ICE wall of Antarctica

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Haha! Hope you get to some day

[@filipinacanadianvlogteambr3808]

What an exprience, very unique

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you!

[@PaulStewartAviation]

Chur! And interesting video! I'd love to get onboard a C-17 one day!

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Yes I hope you get the chance! You would like it

[@insightfool]

Hey. I wintered over at South Pole in 93/94. Even back then the Ross ice shelf was thining and I thought that they wouldn't be landing planes on their for long. I wonder where they now land the C-141 that you were flying?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Hey! I bet winter at pole was an experience you will never forget. They still land all the planes I gliding the C17 on the Ross Ice Shelf. The ice is plenty think enough. They don't land them on the sea ice any more just because of logistics on maintaining the sea ice runway each year. The C17 needs a minimum of 1.8m thick of sea ice to land on. We still het that every year, but they just focus on the one runway now for wheels planes and one for skiplanes.

[@NinoNiemanThe1st]

The Australian Antarctive Division also runs a chartered Airbus A319 service from Hobart to the Wilkins ice runway during the summer months. It's a modified aircraft with extra tank space so it can tanker the return fuel (don't need to refuel in Antarctica). There are a few KZbin videos on this, and they're fascinating. Fortunately it only takes service personnel down there, no tourists to keep the environment as pristine as possible.

[@melvinmurriel6888]

They won’t let see that the world is flat

[@melvinmurriel6888]

Was the world flat

[@tommytyker]

You deserve more views and subscribers

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Cheers! Im working on it! Hard to be a KZbinr in Antarctica where its blocked on our computers

[@carelessorin6461]

@@WildKiwiAdventurer is there no internet connection in Antarctica?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

@@carelessorin6461 there is internet connection but the bandwidth is smaller than the standard house and it needs to be shared across at least 30 computers and costs thousands of dollars. So it's slow and KZbin and uploading would make it completly unusable. Now I'm not in Antarctica and have great internet

[@livelifesurvive6375]

Subscribed. Great vid. Love to see more details. Thanks for sharing.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thanks!

[@Nikunj_xD]

I watched your channel today first time and you make me your great fan . Subscribed . Liked

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Awesome! Im happy to have you as a subscriber!

[@Versace24_7]

The intro lmao without a blink of an eye? Lol 😂

[@stjbananas]

Wow. What an awesome trip that must have been. Great video.

[@alesso5921]

Beautiful

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thanks!

[@antjetautkus5506]

😊.2024 still where? Thx for sharing Hope all is well 🎉😊

[@HugoRamirez-k8g]

Good visit that place were that circle is nearby if you can

[@ClaytonCurnowiscool]

Hey there. I'm moving to Christchurch next week and I dream of one day working in Antarctica. Watching your videos has inspired me to take the next step. What do I need to do to get a job like this there? Do I need to study something specific? Where should I look to next please? Cheers!!

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Hi there, it all depends what skills and qualifications you have. Look at the Antarctic New Zealand website and role descriptions and start applying!

[@antjetautkus5506]

Thx Love to go 2023

[@yourneighborhoodwierdo8349]

you deserve so many more subs it's not even funny.

[@southernhutsnz4112]

A Lifetime dream of mine to work there, maybe one day yet. Thanks

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

You can do it!

[@Balafoutre]

Love it!!!

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you!

[@9960n]

BEAUTIFUL VIDEO & PLACE.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you!

[@bobmhmmd]

awesome, cheers for sharing this, looks mean!

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

You are welcome! Hope it helped a little

[@hussainahmad8327]

Tnx

[@MiKeMiDNiTe-77]

Wow awesome I always wondered what the Globemaster done and where it went I thought for some reason it was just C130s that went to the Antartic

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Yeah the C17 is the better plane as it can carry more but for the warmest part of the season they can't land wheel planes and therefore fly the LC130 ski planes. They also do all the south pole resupplies too

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

Great adventure! Thanks for sharing, and greets from the Netherlands. T.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you!

[@19Tharg76]

That's one hell of a thousand yard stare - goes right through me..

[@NinoNiemanThe1st]

These days, rather then the well-documented 'thousand yard stare' as a symptom of PTSD, you'd suspect Parkinson's Disease (but the guy is generally too young), or MG (myasthaenia gravis). Overall though, I think this guy just displays NZ South Island toughness, although I get that people can find the non-blinking somewhat odd or different. My money is on the latter - these people really are tough, and built differently when it comes to extreme cold! Or perhaps he's just really concentrating on his video, and suppressed his blink-reflex in the cold to finish it.

[@ankss4972]

Thanks brother for sharing this.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

thanks for watching!

[@frato5265]

How much does it cost this flight?

[@BenA-bu1cz]

Very cool mate.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you!

[@Shaiikha]

I want to go to Antarctica .

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Good luck, I hope you get the chance to

[@frato5265]

How much does this tour cost?

[@bahardin3992]

what's the powerplant (engines) for this C17. looks like quite a modern engine, GE something..??

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Wikipedia informed me that "The C-17 is powered by four Pratt & Whitney F117-PW-100 turbofan engines, which are based on the commercial Pratt and Whitney PW2040 used on the Boeing 757. Each engine is rated at 40,400 lbf (180 kN) of thrust." So yeah, all I know is they work really well haha!

[@scuddrunner1]

@@WildKiwiAdventurer The C-17 is from McChord AFB Tacoma Washington State. Right next to where I live. :-) The Green stripe on the tail indicates McChord.

[@anandhangargi9437]

Very Good informative Video 🤝

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you!

[@Supernaut2000]

-23C? A warm day. Here in Canada we often get down to -45C typically in the winter.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Yeah you have it cold up there too. we had -42 a few days later and we were out camping.

[@LTonyGames2099]

As a guy in a mostly warm area,is there a reason everyone is wearing eye gear? Is it because snow is shiny? Also how deep can the snow get in some areas? Lastly, what's it like inside the base? Is there food put in packages or do you eat things like cup noodles? Great video btw, glad i subscribed!

[@carolbrazil1508]

Maybe the glasses are to keep your eyes from freezing....the cold wind would really hurt your eyes I think....

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thanks for your comment! Glasses: Party to do with the wind but mostly to do with the extreme level of UV light from the ozone hole above Antarctica. If you dont wear eye wear outside for like 20 mins in snowy areas you will get snow blind. And that hurts!! And its bad for you long term as well. The snow slowly turns to ice as it gets deeper. Around base its just one metre or two. On the Ross Ice shelf the Snow/ice can be up to 700m deep and on the continent it can be a few kilometers thick

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Food is mostly standard frozen and dry food. Bought down by ship once a year. Usually out of date by the time we get to eating it.

[@420kiwiwarrior]

Hope you and your family are doing well bro,Just a random question lol,Have you seen the Antarctic ice wall by any chance on your time down there?You would of probably heard about admiral Richard Byrd?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Yes I have, you mean the ice barrier, the end of the Ross ice shelf

[@420kiwiwarrior]

@@WildKiwiAdventurer Nah not that pip squeek one lol,The Great ice wall the size of mountains that apparently encloses our realm, Apparently over this wall there are way more hidden continents etc, Something major is down there in Antarctica, Something beyond our comprehension,Do you still frequent down there?If so stay safe bro.

[@karltaylor2857]

@@420kiwiwarrior He's a disinfo agent or similar.

[@albertberedo7551]

Minus 23 ....the average temperature here in Fort Nelson BC during winter time and sometimes more than that ...minus 35 all the way to minus 40 ... it's look like is getting warm in your area buddy .....

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Haha yeah there are some places colder. I had -40 to -50 C the year before down in Antarctica. For us its super cold because in New Zealand it has never gone below about -20 C

[@imexbar]

is it a noisy cabin in cruise flight?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Very loud and noisy, you really want to wear some ear protection to be comfortable.

[@trob0914]

JBLM( McChord AFB) is very close to my home , that's where this bird is home-based!!

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Awesome! Do you see them flying a lot?

[@trob0914]

@@WildKiwiAdventurer They fly a circuitous pattern all day, every day, plus they send a squadron to Christ Church to support Antarctica for a good part of the year, plus the always support operations in SW Asia and elswhere, it's an awesome/ beautiful bird! Thx!!!👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@pamelacrawford4105]

What did you do while there?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

I worked at Scott Base as a field trainer

[@michaelcramerichliebemeinl5150]

working as what kind of a trainer? Couldn`t understand that.

[@carolbrazil1508]

Great video.....thanks....

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thanks! 15 more to come soon now that I am back in NZ

[@indradevabhakt6244]

Nice aircraft !! The Indian Air Force has a fleet of 11 C-17 Globemaster IIIs.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Nice one! They are great planes

[@iamtheone2292]

I wonder if you can live in Antarctica as a resident.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

No you cannot.there are no houses to buy and no shops for food. The only way you can do it it with a tent for an expedition and that still has a lot of rules applied.

[@iamtheone2292]

@@WildKiwiAdventurer aww well that sucks... thanks for replying to me

[@OfMiceAndMegabytes]

Nice!

[@tenner4817]

Can foreign citizens get a job with New Zealand Antarctica Program?

[@isopath1]

You absolute Tinbum!!! How have you pulled a second trip?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

I have been to Antarctica 5 times, I work there in tourism and science.

[@ciarashitsongonetwostep]

awesome vid!!!!! ka pai bro ✌🏻

[@Ostro1980]

Flat earthers destroyed again

[@karltaylor2857]

Is that right troll? Tell me when you can link an experiment using the scientific method proving large bodies of water are curving numpty.

[@Andrea2601M]

@@karltaylor2857 You have no idea about the scientific method, stop playing the expert. A sunset alone proves you wrong.

[@livelifesurvive6375]

Are there private settlers down there in that continent?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

No there are not. As far as I know there's only one person who has ever come down to this part of antarctica just to live and they stayed one year in a small hut and then went back to Australia. It's too hard to live here

[@sahilanant123]

How do you not blink? hehe

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

haha I have no idea sorry! I never noticed myself not blink

[@mickcocker6487]

Where did u fly from

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Hello! We flew from Christchurch New Zealand down to McMurdo sound.

[@kartikeyrai3095]

Your accent is very similar to "Admiral General Alladin" from The Dictator😅 BTW amazing video 👍👍 Can you give me the details how to fly to Antarctica?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you! There are very few comercial flights, this one was for members of NSF or Antarctica New Zealand for staff going to work at the bases down there. Look up Quark expeditions and Antarctic Logistics. They do fligths but they are much more expencive than any normal flight.

[@fusedthewicked7279]

How much did the trip cost?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

This was apart of my job working at ScottBase, you cant actually buy a ticket on this plane. Look up Antarctic logistics for a price for a flight to Antarctica

[@mikaso30]

Good job

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you!

[@anandagunasekera2006]

Thanks for this video. Can you please tell me the ticket price ando ther expenses for a tour to Antartica? What is the minimum number of dates for a one tour. I am from Sri Lanka wish to do this. Please give me the details. Regards

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

This flight is for science, so it is not possible to buy a ticket. Look up Quark expeditions or ALE. They have flights to Antarctica. They are in the many thousands of dollars.

[@NinoNiemanThe1st]

Why do 3rd world people always ask this stuff without doing any research first? It's like call-center spamming: do no work yourself, spam a hundred people, and see if they respond. He's not a tour guide. Do your own research, but be aware, you'll never land there on a plane (these are always official/government trips for the bases). The tourist trips (that only touch the tips of Antarctica from its shores) are probably way too expensive for you (starting at about USD $10k and moving up), but there are plenty of travel agencies that manage this - google and call them up, but be aware, the cost is likely to be prohibitive for most Sri Lankans. It ain't cheap for westerners as well, consequently the 'tours' are full of people in their 60s who can afford $10K to $50K merely to 'set foot' on Antarctica, not go anywhere near the South Pole (if that's your thing).

[@shaikmahaboob6987]

Pls tell me how to apply for job in Antarctica pls reply

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

There are tourist companies that work down there. But what are your qualifications?

[@shaikmahaboob6987]

@@WildKiwiAdventurer I did completed bachelor of commerce computer application.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

@@shaikmahaboob6987 hmmm ok. See if your country has a station in Antarctica and apply with them

[@NinoNiemanThe1st]

Even asking that question on KZbin of all places suggests you have zero chance @Shaik Mahaboob. It's not like some job you apply for like a job in a call center, a programming shop, or an Uber Eats driver - these people are seriously into Antarctica and have the formal qualifications to back that up. The people that work there have formal qualifications in cold-weather environments, ecology, environmental medicine or a trade that is useful down there (for example boiler makers). Plus there's the psychological component: you need to demonstrate you can mentally handle being away from civilization for months at a time, while simultaneously being able to get along with a very disparate group of people who you are living in very close proximity to. It's very competitive, with a stringent selection process and tons of outstanding candidates (who mostly don't get selected). Even this videos author says he lived 2 days away from an actual road - which I guess the selectors thought is the perfect background to go to Antarctica and contribute to the program! Aussies and Kiwis who live miles away from towns and services are ideal candidates - they're self-sufficient, don't mind their own company, and completely practical - as long as they're not nuffies or crazy as well.

[@ryancampbell8416]

😂 Shaik Mahaboob if that isn’t a fake name I’m so sorry for you

[@dannyyaroshenko3446]

-23 lollllll that’s warm🤣

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Of course it all depends where you come from doesn't it!

[@nathanworthington4451]

Thank God he put on those sunglasses. Blink dude

[@jadesmith6823]

The dude crashed out at 2:52 😂🤣😂🤣

[@marcsydney]

How can I buy a ticket for the flight?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Its not possible to buy a ticket for this flight as it is only for people working in McMurdo Station or Scott Base. You can fly to Antarctica with Quark Expeditions and return by ship, and with ALE, another tourist company who is very expencive!

[@DM-hw4cr]

Why THAT music?

[@fathimakamarudeen176]

Hi im india kerala

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Awesome! I was in india a couple of years ago

[@robharris5467]

'Nek Minit'

[@coolkiasha3154]

-23 bro that warm. I live in Canada and it gets -40 here easily.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Yeah that season it we went down slightly later and it wasn't super cold. The first season I did we had -40s for the first 2 weeks and then summer starts to come and it warms up a bit

[@JohnDoe-yi9rm]

Extremely jealous. :(

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you for your comment!

[@lodiamoore7933]

Oi where's the social distancing in the plane 😁

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Haha this was filmed long before "Corona times"! As far as I know now they are not sending anyone down to Antarctica at the moment because they don't want to risk introducing Corona to the bases down there. What will happen next no one knows.... The Australian Antarctic Division has already cancelled next seasons science programs.

[@juan_matus]

show us some pics of the ice walls man...

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Which ice walls?? I have a lot of other videos from my time in Antarctica, there are some shots of glaciers and things like that

[@juan_matus]

@@WildKiwiAdventurer i know my friend 😆👍

[@i0ntempest]

4:01 reversers are open??

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Yes, they must keep the engines running, they never turn them off. if they do it is very hard to get them started again with the equipment they have on hand down there

[@i0ntempest]

WildKiwiAdventurer Thanks but I mean the reversers on the engines (help stopping the aircraft when landing) not just the engines. Reverse thrust is only supposed to be used when landing so I don't get it why they are open when the aircraft is parked.

[@Napoleon_Blownapart]

Why is the US airforce ferrying tours?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Look closer at my videos. This is not a tour. I work with with the New Zealand government and we have a joint logistics pool with the NSF for their science work in Antarctica. They give us seats on flights and we give them a base to stage their Antarctic program out of in Christchurch, the gateway city to Antarctica.

[@NinoNiemanThe1st]

LOL 'tours' - it's hardly a tour - these people are down there to work, using their scientific know-how to understand more about this continent. To think it's anything remotely like a tour is just laughable.

[@spicydragon04]

@@NinoNiemanThe1st 😂

[@michaelhoffmann2891]

Spoiled kids today. Back in 2003 I flew in a C-141 down and C-130 back. Built character, it did! Just kidding, I'd give my left arm to go again (but then I wouldn't pass the medical with only one arm). And yes, the music is abominable!

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Haha they still fly the C-130s, just not early season so I haven't been on one yet. Did you know they can even fit a helicopter inside the C-130 if they have to for a search and rescue mission.

[@sandipdas5684]

I want to go there with you and live there...

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Its a very cool place! In many ways...

[@easyrhino30]

That Ritalin look

[@morningstar6808]

After two years woul you like to reply me also? 😅 Love from india

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Hello! Sorry Did I miss your first comment, my bad! Thank you for watching my channel

[@dr.zoidberg4313]

If you don't periodically moisten the eyeballs they become susceptible to contamination.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Yes but dont forget Antarctica is the cleanest place on earth!

[@faithismespeaks6848]

Sure, you can go to designated areas only, but you never get to see the secret land the elites are hiding. Byrd told everyone, but you know how short peoples attention spans are now days. I wonder why they are not chemtrailing Antarctica like they do over all the populated areas. Then people wonder why everything is melting faster? it is certainly not because of global warming, the government is the only one doing any major " climate change". This is all by design, it won't be long now.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Thank you for your comment! Food for thought for sure.

[@ethanh9098]

Oh ffs you're another idiot who believes in chemtrails..

[@damocarew]

@faithisme speaks Why don’t you apply for a job with one of the Antarctic divisions? What relevant skills do you have? If you have ever deployed there, you would soon learn that you are spouting utter nonsense. Byrd didn’t go beyond the South Pole, which is most of East Antarctica land mass. That area is now well covered with research stations, and multiple vehicle/flight crossings. The year is 2019, not the 1940’s. Do yourself a favour and get out more.

[@NinoNiemanThe1st]

@faithisme speaks - with the low-frequency wind tunnel neuroses, I seriously doubt you'd be able to leave wherever you are now. That syndrome is a biatch.

[@jonahadamson6222]

should have taken the toilet paper from the loo 😂😂

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Haha that would be a mean trick!

[@tottui15]

It not has many windows

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

No it is a cargo plane and only has 4 small windows for passengers to look out of

[@robertholmes466]

You shoulda done all this in 1967-1968.

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Do you mean because it was different?? I bet it was!

[@shafiekventer3910]

how does a normal person get to go there

[@leannevanzessen3951]

Shafiek Venter as a tourist, but it’s extremely expensive

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Look up Aurora Expeditions. I will be working with them and going the Antarctica next southern summer.

[@jacksons1010]

I’ve considered a Lindblad/National Geographic cruise as a bucket list item. Bare minimum cost is $15,000 USD per person, with no guarantee you will be able to set foot on Antarctica as conditions may not allow safe transfer from the ship. Still planning to go!

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

@@jacksons1010 yes you can never garintee a landing but usually you can make it. I know there are trips for around 6k uSD

[@dennistedder3384]

Why do all your sentences end with an upward pitch?

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

Haha thats just how i talk i think...

[@larsrosing5033]

Yo dude! Don't forget to look into the lens, when you record! ;)

[@matthewperez9962]

This house

[@matthewperez9962]

Ñico

[@BTf337]

Thank you for the interesting video, but the background music is just atrocious! Why does it have to be so loud?

[@orlovsskibet]

18 flat-earthers were here 😐

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

haha!

[@WildKiwiAdventurer]

@sanitman1 yes everyone is aloud to go off station if the weather is Not a blizzard. There are hiking and skiing trails around for a few km. Beyond that are dangerous crevasses and people have died in the past so most people are Not aloud beyond that. I worked as a field guide so my job was to take scientists all over the Ross sea area. The furtherest I went was 700km up north to cape adare collecting penguin poo samples with some scientists. My job was to keep them safe from crevasses, weather, rockfall and whatever other hazards are out there.

[@SP6QKX]

[@javierramirez4722]

Mc murdo my foot the inner atlantean city is ehat is matter overthere found by Chile explorers taken aeay by our ftiends of the north

[@samba2498]

Also the music is not good,doesn't match with the tour

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[@kendallevans4079]

Damn....mute the video and you might be able to watch the whole thing

[@Static1701]

The video was good, that noise you had playing in the background was annoying.

[@jackfarrell8710]

Uhm.. he literally doesn’t blink

[@Oldman_nomad]

why exactly am I paying taxes for those US AF planes to fly "weather" scientist to Antartica, again?

[@gowthamnaidu3029]

Please blink

[@청소기-h1r]

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