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Climber escapes after fall in Nepal
US researcher John All made this extraordinary video after he fell about 21 metres (70ft)
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Sunday, May 25, 2014
Climber falls 70 feet into Ice crevasse and survives in Nepal: Video
John All Survived this in Nepal by talking to camera like a friend after falling 70 feet into an ice crevasse. It is basically a miracle he survived with only a bloody nose, broken arm and broken ribs. I was never an ice climber but I have climbed many mountains from 10,000 feet to well over 14,000 feet. It is amazing he got out of here with a broken arm and broken ribs. Because you can't really climb with a broken arm and can't really breathe well with one or more broken ribs. At least he had ice axes and what he needed to get out of here. However, he does swear a lot to psyche up during all the pain to get out of here so you are going to hear swearing.
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