1938 High Camp Discovery on Mount Everest

Kind of disrespectful dude. You could at least properly photograph the find, pay a little respect to some great explorers before you start moving and going through some awesome stuff. Nice find but!!

Thanks Preacher60...But, I guess after 3 expeditions, 2 books, and a handful of documentaries I've been a part of telling the story of the pre-WWII climbers on Everest (and more since 2004), I feel like I've given quite a bit of respect to these great explorers, climbers, and people. And, I did "properly" photograph the scene, document the finds, and bring down the artifacts, something which is not super-simple at 27,500 in a raging storm. Sure, one can always do more, but...thanks again.

I do think its great, I thought you guys just came across it. These are the stories that need to be told and we 'history lovers' owe a debt of gratitude to people who risk life and limb to fill our books with such interesting facts. Thanks man.

I agree with jrndai, he did respected it. AND ITS NOT EASY CARRYING STUFF THAT ALTITUDE.
and so is breathing. try the sport man and you'll understand our point

Great video and yeah you are right it is really complicated to ask to the mountain to to blow. ... But I´m pretty sure it was awesome to see that.

I recently posted a new version of this same video, this time with subtitles. Look at the description of this video to find the link to the new one. Enjoy!

maybe you could type what you were saying

Great video. Jake norton sure has bottle.

Yeah, sorry about the audio - tough to control with 60 mph winds at 27,500 feet!!

fascinating video, but the audio is too bad to be very informative.