i love mountains.no longer prove to everyone that i am better, i am finishing my sports career, and here i will climb with my beloved husband and perhaps then with children, i will show them how the peaks at sunset are beautiful, you may be the one we need, i didn’t know that, varya is talking about her husband. you go, go, ilya andrevich, i’ll catch up, hello, okay, carefully. you shouldn’t be leaving, you won’t find such cakes in all of sochi, in fact, i don’t eat sweets, wait. you don’t need to eat them, they need to be enjoyed, what are you saying, you know how to persuade, this is a gift, for the smile, thank you, come again, can you imagine, i’m running around these mountains like a goat, huh? she calmly goes into the tent to the trainers and talks nicely with them, yes, it’s a setup, the main thing is that i can’t be offended by her, because i have to admit that , well, really in this mess, yes... it works, be it small, i see, you found a common language with your new employee, i'm glad. "sorry,

it is mountain ecosystems. in fact , in the 20s, the importance of ecosystems was considered as natural ecosystems, and this year, on the occasion of the international day of kostistan , you are considering the importance of mountain ecosystems. our country is located on the plateau of iran. there are 51 mountains in iran, and we have more than 260 peaks above 4,000 meters and more than 3,000 peaks above 2,500 meters in our country, and this conveys the importance of mountains in a country that is located in a dry and water-scarce region. for today , how is our annual festival of the best swedes we organize sports whistles on world day. we were concerned about the climbs to different heights of the country and the incidents that occur . does the mountaineering federation have a plan to prevent these incidents? well, as i said, the soil of our country is blessed with this natural gift. it is very easy for the general public to access the mountains, especially in the big cities, since most of the cities were buil

but in fact that caused by the growth of the mountain structures. i mentioned in secondary by surface erosion that happens as due to the wind, sun temperature and water freezing between fractures and crags per year from this to. so the scale of rock full scale can be very different route. however, the launch is rock slides because well, i'm not sure what is the strength name. it is being waged under accumulated stress . well, that's when the biggest rock slides happen. we know that the rock slides can provoke glacier to fall and break off. we know 20 years ago this happened and because devastation beyond belief, we still don't know how many people were killed. camp grounds were destroyed, communications destroyed. so why is that? what causes that? a yellow w. c, with all the concrete is austin, and again, alden river valley is clicked on people here. well unaware of such both senses. even though several incidents have been reported in other countries by then the most infamous was the horse gunner and debris of a launch which occurred in 1962. and ag

mountains are dangerous because they're constantly glowing. i know they continually accumulate potential energy on the funds to that energy policy. but the foster that destroyed. but this destruction isn't uniform invested in some places. it's a continuous process or with small, robust pulling off all the time out there in other places. laundry, rocks come loose. and the course of the beauty and danger of mountainous terrains, applying the constant evolution and growth in this endless accumulation of potential energy within these huge rock messes. and the fonts, do they grow the foster they're destroyed? so rock slides are common here and i said yeah, but they're also coming in the congress has in general uh, what causes them a boiler tables, things it looks like the coolest by rain full. but in fact, the coolest by the growth of the mountain structures. i mentioned a secondary by surface erosion that happens as due to the wind, sun temperature and water freezing between fractures and crags per year from this to. so the scale of rock full scal

he says he wants to come here and live in the mountains and on the mountain life, but i'm not sure it, i'm not sure if he's ready because he's like it typically see the boy and he's not used to the discomforts that dad, which is going to face in the mountains, the of the news in between, he had kind of given up and he just wanted to go back. the guy has kind of thought that i can do this, but when he finish to that things he lives in, you know, when you really push us as mentally, why do we need to do it? so i think that was the moment where he really had the phase of transition. the i was expecting you to be exhausting, but in reality, it's hard for me to totally team that perception about my dreams. i mean i, i, i never thought of. it's so difficult, i mean, i just said it's, and i just thought of it, but then it can be doing it it's, it's sort of like like i would never want to experience this again. the, the one of the biggest selling you that i would say, of living in a place like this is connectivity. we get cut, cut off from the rest of the country for about 4 months in the win

miss v mountain 17. gloria is a true reserve of material and spiritual culture as well as natural wonders alliance and they have has been working here most of his life. the . this is a fascinating place. now i understand that this is a lisk, which is actually named after a woman who is believed to have saved the entire one. your people. can you tell me more about that legend? give me late. thirty's, too early. 14 century. during the tell us that mongolia invasion the island suffered a crushing defeat, there was no way to run. an old man were killed and there was blood and death everywhere. some children will funds and the young woman took it upon himself to gather these children. when night fell on the land, she left the children over the mountains and through the forest following the north crossing until they reached a cave and is that left valley where they could find shelter and 0. so he is fighting hunger and coal for g, sustained them on the hubs and berries for several days. then they went out of t

he says he wants to come here and live in the mountains and need a mountain life. but i'm not sure it, i'm not sure if he's ready because he's like it to begin. let's see the boy, and he's not used to the discomforts that dad, which is going to face in the mountains the, the, the in between, he had kind of given up and he just wanted to go back. the guy had kind of thought that i can't do this, but when he finished it, i think he lives and you know, when you really push assessment and why they went to do it. i think that was the moment where he really had that phase of transition. the i was expecting you to be exhausting, but in reality it's hard for me to totally team the perception of my dreams. i mean i, i, i never thought of. it's so difficult. i mean, i just said it's, and i just thought of it, but then it can be doing it it's, it's sort of like like i would never want to experience this again. the, the one of the biggest selling you that i would say, of living in a place like this is connected with the we get cut, the cut off from the rest of the country for

here in the mountains it’s already real winter.o start skiing on krasnaya polyana. alexey grigorvich will soon be 70. he has been skiing for 30 of them, but still did not sleep the night before the opening of the track. i could hardly wait. i live in vadler, i go to sea on a boat, i fish, and it’s been stormy and stormy there for a month now, and i’m already so bored, the ski season means queues at the ski lifts, downhill skiing and kilometers of pistes covered, and it’s also time to study, i’m learning, but i’m learning and skiing, to learn how to get on a ski correctly, so quickly and most importantly, to safely go down the mountain, more than once, you need a good instructor, skiing is like walking, if? altitude 2,200 clean air whets your appetite. this season they decided to surprise guests with new dishes. we take ancient recipes and, let’s say, study them in more detail. trout in the old abbean style, duet of trapans, caucasian tartar and mountain ukha. to become a gastrotourist, you don’t have to be a skier, bon appetit. for

nobody knew that mountain burrow was a volcano. as for time in memorial, it had adjusted neither ash nor lava. nor had rumblings revealed that it held chambers of underground fire. the admin. yeah. the one tamora comes from the word and bora. bora means to disappear in indonesian who lives with a town in front of it. as in tom bora, it means inviting me to disappear to him. i think i'm on that. let's disappear, met him on the line and it's a place that's never lost it's mystery. i do not deny that i too felt a thrill of exhilaration as i became the 1st person since the terrible eruption to set foot on the crest of this mountain, which had a cheap such sorrowful fame and history. scientist today are still studying via option of mountain bore geologist, climate scientists, and social scientists are all interested in the global impact of a natural disaster that took place more than a century ago. a disaster that in essence comfortable, aquino, and half the battery, but not but at the number of elkin ologist believe or subscribe to the

he says he wants to come here and live in the mountains and need them on to life. but i'm not sure it, i'm not sure if he's ready because he's they get to begin. let's see the boy and he's not used to the discomforts that dad, which is going to face in the mountains the, the, the in between. he had kind of given up and he just wanted to go back the guy. i had kind of thought that i can do this. but when you finish to that, i think utilize that, you know, when you really push assessment and what i want to do it, i think that was the moment where he really had the phase of transition. the i was expecting you to be exhausting. but in reality, it's hard for me too early to mid perception of my dreams. i mean i, i, i never thought of. it's so difficult. i mean, i just said it's, and i just thought of it, but then it can be doing it it's, it's sort of like like i would never want to experience this again of the one of the biggest selling you that would say of living in a place like this is connected with the re, gets cut, cut off from the rest of the country for about 4

mountain guide, mountaineering instructor.et's clarify with her what kind of relationship climbers have with luck and lawyer, anna frolova, we welcome our respected circulation commission, well, inna, victoria, i ask you, please, take your jobs, to our thunderous applause, of course. voronezh region, everyone started calling at once, everyone, well, everyone was, of course, yes, yes, of course, how long have you been participating in the haste? well, about 10-11 years, but quite a lot, but do you have any special tactics or system for selecting a ticket? well, i used to choose it myself, then after i won, my grandson helped me pull out a ticket, now i have a grandson, and so it was you, vladislav, who brought good luck to your grandfather. it turns out, yes, wow, and what did you tell your grandfather when you found out about the win? i congratulated him on his million, well done, that’s right, well done! irina, what feelings did you experience? when did they learn about nicholas's victory? oh, i’m glad, the problems are solve

, the himalayas, the himalayas, the himalaya, gi is a mountain, this is a mountain, a mountain system system, two, the andes - one, the himalayas, the himalayas, the absolutely correct answer, yes, they are the ones, 8.848 m, they were joking. it's not for nothing that geography, we we’re not building, the tv viewers and i don’t like it, the empty tower, whoever you tell it to, will laugh, what is the name of the position in checkers and chess, in which any move of the player leads to a deterioration in his position, no matter what the player does, it will only get worse, it’s like when there are seven elements in our tower, like this, no matter what you do, it won’t get better, check, check, it’s probably check, check, let’s check or checkmate. and then what is the dying position for the king called, dying, maybe on the contrary, check and only then checkmate, yes, and this is tsuk tswank, this can occur as a whole at any moment of the game, when each of your next moves will worsen the situation, but will not lead to checkmate in any way, check - what happens before checkmate, if the

but in fact that caused by the growth of the mountain structures. i mentioned yup. and secondary by surface erosion that happens as due to the wind, sun temperature and water freezing between fractures and crags. i hear from this to so the scale of rock full scale can be very different. i don't, however, the launch is rock slides because well, i'm not sure what is the strength name. it is being waged under accumulated stress . well, that's when the biggest rock slides happen. we know that the rock lives can provoke glacier to fall and break off. we know 20 years ago this happened, and because devastation beyond belief, we still don't know how many people were killed. camp grounds were destroyed, communications destroyed. so why is that? what causes that? a yellow w. c. with all the concrete is austin and again, alden with a family of clicking people here. well, unaware of such both senses, even though several incidents are being reported in other countries, by then the most infamous was the scar and debris avalanche which occurred in 1962 . and again, in 1970, it wa

the company for the great west of naples, isn't a mountain. it's a caldera, a college in like color, that spends more than a 150 square kilometers. it may look innocuous, underground, it's burbling in simmering. and everyone's wondering whether they're wrapped, if you start challenging question how you will not see under option during my live here, come people agree because they're more than 80 percent of the city of what's on the lives on top of the company. so i think the culture and was for him to find interruption almost 4000 years ago. steam and hot gases rise from the funerals, pushing the floor the caldera upward, the that causes earthquakes, and is made the ground rise by almost 4 meters here over the last 70 years. so what's happening inside the volcano? scientists regularly analyzed the gases that escape here, and the gas is trapped in the mac, the chambers of several kilometers underground. some gosh, this are mostly because of the of the commodity process is mostly because of montgomery for example c o 2, but also some other, i kno

the traffic jam project on the mountain will come to the rescue.or mountain sledding is an attraction that appeared like in germany, something like a roller coaster, almost one and a half kilometers of track with steep turns, the speed sometimes reaches 40 km/h. they have a very friendly character, very willing make contact. alpacas are in no hurry, they came from peru and now live in the mountains near the black sea, there are 21 of them here, 17 of them will soon give birth, sociable animals easily allow themselves to be petted, especially for carrots, children really like it, wool is an anti-stress. we are ready. where biathletes competed during the sochi olympics, alexey kornev teaches cross-country skiing and biathlon classes for tourists. alexey played for the national team, won russian and major international tournaments. cross-country skiing is more difficult mountain sports require training, he teaches how to stand, walk, run, and also shoot at targets. his students then better understand what it takes to win the sport of finishing. and of

so high mountain lakes and waterfalls, the. so if we get right into it wire, there's so many waterfalls here in the center global. nobody else was most of that, so we can say we just go to lucky. the waterfall is something out of the ordinary. so many waterfalls to be formed, the landscape needs to be very diverse. we're lucky to have a variety of landscapes here. i said to you is that the center of the clock is it's geographically and all landscape is extremely diverse. in a sense. yeah. we have both small, a lot of holes and limestone rocks like this one here on the cuts it and river, and very high waterfalls that come from glassy as the water only flows there and some of the phrases in the winter. there are so many landscape forms in a cynthia. we'll thoughts clips so it's got some benches and hence so many waterfalls. so landscape diversity is the most important factor in this regard. now, mentioned glaciers, glaciers are everywhere in a city in the mountains. but in terms of waterfalls, they don't just form every where. wh

again. mountain board is under observation. like many other volcanoes in indonesia, the disability amount of 127, active. ok. and i was in indonesia, almost 80 percent of them between 70 and 80 percent of them have an observatory station. i kind of, we even have one volcano monitored by 3 observatory stations. i'm up. each station has a size mcgrath up, since they have the size of the graphs and binoculars that are they measured the wind direction and the temperature team. they put out they have their, him, a couple of sensors to measure the temperature of humor, rolls and salt, the target list, and so forth. we might also, but i thought is my goodness, our journey has come to an end. in 1847, when highly toning to arrive back safely from his ascent. his return was seen as a good omen. it was thought the curse had been lifted and the evil spirits banished the hope was that the disaster of 1815 would never come again. the celebratory gunfire, expectations, and singing, went on until dawn. that's all for this edition about volcan

now, mentioned glaciers, glaciers are everywhere in a city in the mountains. but in terms of waterfalls, they don't just form every where. why do they form in certain places and not another vehicle? that's true. we do have a lot of places, but not all of them give this to was the full scope of the product that you need. a particular type of landscape for a waterfall to be formed. a form of a cliff is needed with a very steep rock face, so that the water falls thickly over the precipice. to focus on this type of landscape can be found at the mid degree pinsky waterfalls, for example, very popular to its destination. and i'll send you the list is more often formed on the low gradients, smooth slopes over the airport. if there's a slight bike that lazy it will melton gradually turn into a river. well, if there's no steep cliff, they'll be in a waterfall. so to answer your question, not a little gracie is, can stop water falls, you need specific landscape conditions for that. how long does it take for a waterfall to form for it? so that is in fact a very ambiguous

sayan mountains.mountains, like four the guards stand along the edges of the mighty current of the yenisei, on one bank, kunya, oglohty, on the other - tepsei and sukhanikha. but what mountains will stop this water element? every trip to khakassia begins and ends with abakan. and although the khakass capital does not have any special architectural or historical attractions, any abakan resident speaks about his city with extraordinary warmth. we really liked the fact that there are a lot of nice urban sculptures in the city, the heroes of the fairy tales of pushkin, carol, chukovsky, ezaperi, stand in the parks, small squares, courtyards. it seems to me that these cute characters give the city a human face, making it impersonal. at the entrance to the city clinic, the initial appointment is conducted by dr. aibalit, the children line up to see this correct doctor. miniature alice is nestled between city high-rise buildings, the best place to dream about a wonderland. and on this site the entire quartet

you want to set up something up in the mountains. yeah. yeah, i'm going to make a living and stuff now. so what i needed to do is basically trying to test your skills in sending things. okay? so here's a packet of skills. you know, again is yeah, i do. huh. yeah. so i need you to go there to make a smooth with the if you go ahead and get it and send it to the claim was i guess i'm supposed to make up galen, if it goes smoothly, then i have to say, yeah. and your target is to basically make at least 2000 or please, it depends, doesn't matter how much you send it for is less. all right, what do you have to make to thousands of on the test? the well, no way. i'm to the, well, i'm to what's the name of listen, these views have you made this movie? it is like that because it is ok i'm this is completed please. can you please make this? i can make it to you. yeah. no. i wouldn't be one. this like i got like you do it. okay. you're going to make it do that now. yeah. of course the that's good. yeah. got some sentiment tied into this. try it and l

he says he wants to come here and live in the mountains and on the mountain life. but i'm not sure it, i'm not sure if he's ready because he's like it typically see boy, and he's not used to the discomforts that dad, which he's going to face in the mountains. the news in between, he had kind of given up and he just wanted to go back. the guy has kind of thought that i can do this, but when he finish to that, think he lives in, you know, when you really push us as men to me, why do we need to do it? so i think that was the moment where he really had the face of transition, the i was expecting you to be exhausting, but in reality, it's hard for me too early to mid perception of my dreams. i mean i, i know, i know it's hard as it's so difficult. i mean, i just said it's and i just thought of it, but when it came to doing it it's, it's sort of like like i would never want to experience this again. the, the one of the biggest selling you that would say, of living in a place like this is connected with the re, gets cut, cut off from the rest of the country for about 4 mo

nobody knew that mountain burrow was a volcano asper time in memorial. it had adjusted neither ash, nor lava, nor had rumblings revealed that it held chambers of underground fire. the admin, yeah. the one tamora comes from the word and bora. bora means to disappear in indonesian who lives with that time in front of it. as in tom bora, it means inviting them to disappear. to me, i think i'm on that. let's disappear into my, the money like and it's a place that's never lost its mystery. i do not deny that i too felt a thrill of exhilaration as i became the 1st person since the terrible eruption to set foot on the crest of this mountain, which had a cheap such sorrowful fame and history. scientist today are still studying the eruption of mountain bore, geologist, climate scientists, and social scientists are all interested in the global impact of a natural disaster that took place more than a century ago. a disaster that in essence comfortable, aquino, and half the battery, but not but at the number of elkin ologist believe or subscribe to the theory that t

again. mountain bar is under observation. like many other volcanoes in indonesia, the disability amount of 127 active volk. and i was in indonesia, almost 80 percent of them between 70 and 80 percent of them have an observatory station i kind of have to. we don't, we even have one ball kennel monitored by 3 observatory stations. i'm up. each station has a size mcgrath up, since they have the size of the graphs and binoculars that are they measured the wind direction and the temperature in simple that they have their him a couple of sensors to measure the temperature of humor rolls and sold the target list and so forth. we might also, but i thought is my goodness, our journey has come to an end. in 18. 47, when highly toning to arrive back safely from his ascent, his return was seen as a good omen. it was thought the curse had been lifted and the evil spirits banished the hope was that the disaster of 1815 would never come again. the celebratory gunfire, expectations, and singing, went on until dawn. that's all for this editio

so is this kind of becoming like an expat mountain?edible because around 90% are from the united states. and the scale of the development is huge. i've heard that the project's up to maybe 90 of these houses around there. 90 houses on this mountain? that's going to be a very busy mountain, you know? how do you feel seeing this? nature is very important to me, and i feel like the attraction of coming to costa rica is enjoying nature. but if you come to costa rica to live in your, you know, million—dollar house, and you won't have those macaws any more and you don't have the monkeys any more, then you might as welljust buy another house in malibu or wherever, you know? and gabs believes the impact on wildlife here is already underway. i was driving down when i saw a puma right here. so when was this? how long ago? this was maybe, er, two months ago. not that long. this is exactly where it went. right down here? right here. it's very important to have wildcats in this mountain... loud drilling ..and the noise and the construction... we've

the company for the great west of naples, isn't a mountain. it's a caldera, a cauldron like color that spends more than a 150 square kilometers. it may look innocuous, but underground, it's burbling in simmering. and everyone's wondering whether they're wrapped, if you start challenging question how you will not see an interruption during my live here, come people agree because they're more than 80 percent of the city of what's on the lives on top of the company. so i think the called in for him to find the reps in almost 4000 years ago, steam and hot gases rise from the funerals pushing the floor the caldera upward, the that causes earthquakes, and is made the ground rise by almost 4 meters here over the last 70 years. so what's happening inside the volcano? scientists regularly analyzed the gases that escape here, and the gas is trapped in the mac that chambers several kilometers underground. some gosh, this are mostly because of the of the commodity process is mostly because of montgomery for example c o 2, but also some other, i know it's

that cut around mountain size sides and across valleys.y l swampy ground. >> they corduroy and filled over swampy ground. they slithered in the mud. they built culverts over brooks and small streams. rivers. they built bridges over mountain torrents and full- fledged rivers. the first troops plunged into the northern bush, the pioneer road from dawson creek to fairbanks was officially open. th finally on the 20th of november, 1942, eight months after the first troops plunged in the northern bush, the pioneer road was officially opened. and the s surprised to find that the road was much than they expected. in fact, its length more than 1500 miles. the difficulties of, >> inthe truck drivers were surprised to find that the road was better than they expected. considering its length, more than 1500 miles, the difficulties of terrain and climate and short time of construction, it was a marvel of the water modern world. fairn terminus, founded 40 years ago as a gold mining, was already a modern little american city in the heart of the alask >> f

plus 8 have inches old man mountain down there in the santa barbara mountain range. so, yeah, they continue to see that rain just pummel them. this is all part of the same system that moved through the bay area now swirling into southern california. and you see the rain coming up and you see the mountain line here and all of us and get this rain coming up. perpendicular of that is perfect to just lift that moisture up and kind of squeeze it out or graphically from the mountains and well, they've seen tremendous amounts of rain and flooding there is going to be concern overnight tonight carpinteria lida, i love this to also into santa barbara. flood warnings remain in effect until 1 o'clock tonight could see upwards of 3, maybe another 5 inches of rain the higher mountains and where the ground is already saturated. now, that would cause some major problems. if you're trying to travel to southern california might want to think about taking i-five set of 101. just going to be rough going there as that storm really just kind of swirling off the coastline. you can all tha

so is this kind of becoming like an expat mountain?incredible because around 90% are from the united states. and the scale of the development is huge. i've heard that the project's up to maybe 90 of these houses around there. 90 houses on this mountain? that's going to be a very busy mountain, you know? how do you feel seeing this? nature is very important to me, and i feel like the attraction of coming to costa rica is enjoying nature. but if you come to costa rica to live in your, you know, million—dollar house, and you won't have those macaws any more and you don't have the monkeys any more, then you might as welljust buy another house in malibu or wherever, you know? and gabs believes the impact on wildlife here is already underway. i was driving down when i saw a puma right here. so when was this? how long ago? this was maybe, er, two months ago. not that long. yeah. this is exactly where it went. right here. right down here? right here. it's very important to have wildcats in this mountain... loud drilling ..and the noise and the

the company for the great west of naples, isn't a mountain. it's a caldera, a cauldron like color that spends more than a 150 square kilometers. it may look innocuous, but underground, it's burbling in simmering. and everyone's wondering while it around if you start challenging question, pio, that i will not see an interruption during my live here. come people agree because they're more than 80 percent of the city of what's on the lies on top of the company. so the culture and was formed by new reps in almost 4000 years ago. steam and hot gases rise from the funerals, pushing the floor the caldera upward, the that causes earthquakes, and is made to ground right, by almost 4 meters here over the last 70 years. so what's happening inside the volcano? scientists regularly analyze the gases that escape here, and the gas is trapped in the mac that chambers at several kilometers underground. some glasses are mostly because of the of the commodity process is mostly because of montgomery for example c o 2, but also some other i know it's got this like

he says he wants to come here and live in the mountains and need them on to life. but i'm not sure it, i'm not sure if he's ready because he's they get to begin. let's see the boy, and he's not used to the discomforts that dad, which is going to face in the mountains news in between. he had kind of given up and he just wanted to go back the guy. i had kind of thought that i can do this, but when you finish to that think utilize that, you know, when you really push assessment and why they want to do it. so i think that was the moment where he really had the phase of transition. the i was expecting you to be exhausting, but in reality, it's hard for me to totally team the perception of my dreams. i mean i, i know it's hard as it's so difficult. i mean, i just said it's, and i just thought of it, but then you can be doing it it's, it's sort of like like i would never want to experience this again of the one of the biggest selling you that would say of living in a place like this is connected with the re, gets cut, cut off from the rest of the country for about 4 month

cells push through the mountains. lomond through scotts valley in that heavy rain right now. it's pushing through areas of 101 for morgan hill into san jose. i'll give you a closer look around the rest of the bay area coming up. >>> mike has a look at gas prices. >> we're going to start today in contra costa county, concord specifically, $3.79 on grant street right off 242, right off the freeway. san jose's national petroleum features $3.82 as their best billboard at 7th and keys. and then let's look at the peninsula for the last price, in burlingame at a&a gas on broadway. thank you for all of your familiarity with gasbuddy.com. >>> on the roadways, we're looking at wet roads, a word of caution, lower speeds, leave extra time. more blue showing up on the road weather index, puddling and ponding. the green highlighting means damp, wet roads. so even the speed sensors are green. a typical backup, the backup not forming yet, but we see more traffic flow and rain on the lens. conditions are tough in the south bay. we sti

, you also asked about... the difficulties of mountaineering, it’s one thing when you are within a largecamp, this is when there is a lot of rescue squad, there is a huge number of climbers, which is watching you , you have radio communication, you have hope for help , individual helicopters fly high, this is all in the movies, an ordinary helicopter, a standard helicopter can rise somewhere, but they fly up to 500 m, even up to six they can rise, but the helicopter cannot sit down, it always needs a platform. the platform can only be below, what they show in films, that helicopters are being watched there, someone is being removed from some wall with rods, but this most likely looks like just hollywood, a helicopter cannot fly in bad weather, that’s all accidents happen... as a rule, or all sorts of troubles happen in a snowstorm, in a thunderstorm, in a blizzard, there, in the rain, there, there is a strong wind, all this is impossible, a person can be there for two or three days and it is exceeded by nothing in such weather , as a rule, all rescue operations take place, the climber re

the mountain very often. this makes the climate of these two regions with are very different or even closer than those 2 cities in chaharmahal bakhtiari province like kurd city and kohrang with in fact both in the same province with a distance of about 50 km a little more or less but with completely different snow cover from each other average snow cover in kohrang, about 60 cm , the average snow cover in kurd city is much, much less from this amount, the non-atmospheric factor is basically not active there, in such a small distance , there are so many differences, in fact , there is snowfall throughout the year. in fact, they are not very scientific, maybe a pseudo-scientific view can help them, for example, the drying up of lake urmia, and i don't know, methane gas, etc. you are talking about lake urmia, almost from the mid-1980s. well, definitely part of it the problems are also related to the lack of rainfall, as we had good rains in the country in 2018 , because of the floods that came, you must remember

himalayas, himalayas , himalaya, this is a mountain, this is a mountain, mountain system, mountain systemimalayas. himalayas. absolutely correct answer. yes, they are the ones. 8848 m. they were joking. we don’t build, and the tv viewers and i don’t like it. an empty tower, whoever you tell it to will laugh. what is the name of the position in checkers and chess? in which any player’s move leads to a deterioration in his position. no matter what the player does, it will only get worse. it's like when in ours. check, check, and what is the dying position for the king called then, dying, or maybe vice versa, check, only then checkmate, yes, and this is a tsuk zwank, can occur in general at any moment of the game, when each of your next moves will worsen the situation, but will not lead to checkmate in any way, check is what happens before checkmate, if the player does not take any special actions, then checkmate is usually followed by checkmate: build a tower, please anastasia , first element, 30 seconds for everything about everything, the stability of the tower as a whole largely depends

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so is this kind of becoming like an expat mountain?edible because around 90% are from the united states. and the scale of the development is huge. i've heard that the project's up to maybe 90 of these houses around there. 90 houses on this mountain? that's going to be a very busy mountain, you know? how do you feel seeing this? nature is very important to me, and i feel like the attraction of coming to costa rica is enjoying nature. but if you come to costa rica to live in your, you know, million—dollar house, and you won't have those macaws any more and you don't have the monkeys any more, then you might as welljust buy another house in malibu or wherever, you know? and gabs believes the impact on wildlife here is already underway. i was driving down when i saw a puma right here. so when was this? how long ago? this was maybe, er, two months ago. not that long. yeah. this is exactly where it went. right here. right down here? right here. it's very important to have wildcats in this mountain... drilling. ..and the noise and the constru

with you, i’m going to the mountains, to the mountains , you’re brave on tv, please let us go to thedding without decorations, what should i do with them? grandma, i love all these jewelry i have never seen it in my life, we have lived our whole lives without these decorations and somehow we will live so much longer. yangol govan, the main thing is not to move, because any movement you make sets the stone in motion. the stone moves and hurts you more. yes, she doesn’t have a stone, no, mom, i beg you, stop this comedy, do you even understand? half an hour left until the new year. natasha, girls, let's go quickly, it's almost 12, hurry up, wait for me, i'm running, i'm running, new year, new year, happy new year, happy new year, happy new year, 3 by 6. what? a stone measuring 3x6 mm, still a stone, like a stone, a stone, oh well, an ordinary small stone, at her age people don’t have those, there’s one small one, so it’s okay, now we’ll do one procedure, give the drug and. .. in about 40 minutes you can take her home, so quickly go home, pack your things for the airport, and then my da

pushing through the santa cruz mountains.f red, you do not want to be under that as it could bring a lot of rain in a short amount of time. stay with us. we'll guide you through the microclimate weather alert. >>> for now, mike is going to guide you through roadways that you could possibly avoid to avoid the slippery mess. >> you may not be able to avoid the bay bridge toll plaza. lighter traffic toward the end of the year, so we can get higher speeds. be careful, as cinthia has been giving you great tips. we're talking about the traffic flow getting toward the bay bridge itself. i skipped past the map. i want to show you near the toll plaza itself -- wow, i'm really hitting buttons. there's active rain, orange and yellow is active rain coming into the area. we had a crash that cleared from the maze approaching the bay bridge that might have added to the slowdown. another crash, northbound 880 around 980, had to get that car off to the shoulder. we've had a number of spinouts reported, solo car crashes, a lot of activity at t

from the rocky mountains. began to filter into oregon in the late 1820s, and then the 1830s, as we missionaries american missionaries begin to enter the region. henry and eliza spalding, marcus and narcissa whitman. here you see marcus whitman in a in an image. marcus whitman arriving on the great divide, basically cresting rocky mountains and beginning entrance into the oregon country on the 4th of july, 1836. and these missionaries, of course, were arriving, the oregon country, in an attempt to convert indians janus peoples to christianity. but also to proselytize to the increasing numbers of of settlers american settlers who were arriving in oregon. that said, however the american presence in oregon was fairly limited initially at least 1840, there were only about 150 americans residing in the oregon country. only 150 in that entire region. that would increase dramatically, however, by 45, just five years later, about 5000 u.s. settlers had entered oregon country. many having traveled overland on the famous

yesterday family and mountain climbing enthusiasts.tehran , they had an enthusiastic presence in tochal heights. this time , we were accompanied by a mountaineer who chose the resort route for exercise and fun. what are the benefits of hiking for you? as i am 74 years old, i am healthy. i'm going to come considering the current weather, it's really great. how do you feel when you are here? very good. you feel lighter as if you have conquered something. this energy that everyone is positive and everyone is happy. it affects a person's mood a lot. how far did you go taizgah panj. tajgah pan, you went, mashallah. what time in the morning but we came refreshed and had breakfast . we had a good time with our friends and colleagues . it was our first time. it was a very good experience . we went to the fourth station. most of the herds, i went to high herds, and if i climb a gentle mountain, i get sick. my doctor is in these mountains, sir. how do you feel? excellent , very excellent, very good, pleasant, as if you were born again. enjoying

the 10th mountain division.reporter: absolutely. their 60 resorts where it resulted from people coming back from world war ii, skiing in the united states wouldn't be what it is without those mountains. nicole: is at the northeast? >> it is all over north america. independents in japan and some in europe. the pass is waitlisted. one thing that makes skiing and independent ski areas, it's not a ton of people, you come for the skiing and the atmosphere. we limit the number of passes we sell so we don't over run places like this and the get the opposite of what we were trying to do in the first place. will: tell me why it is important black mountain stay in business. what do you offer customers uniquely? >> everybody knows your name, customers know us. laid back and easy atmosphere. we are not crowded like you see on the news with the big dogs. it's a better experience overall. will: small business, regional, character, unique. thank you for being with us and we wish you the best of luck. coming up, did you procras

so is this kind of becoming like an expat mountain? because around 90% are from the united states. and the scale of the development is huge. i've heard that the project's up to maybe 90 of these houses around there. 90 houses on this mountain? that's going to be a very busy mountain, you know? how do you feel seeing this? nature is very important to me, and i feel like the attraction of coming to costa rica is enjoying nature. but if you come to costa rica to live in your, you know, million—dollar house, and you won't have those macaws any more and you don't have the monkeys any more, then you might as welljust buy another house in malibu or wherever, you know? and gabs believes the impact on wildlife here is already underway. i was driving down when i saw a puma right here. so when was this? how long ago? this was maybe, er, two months ago. not that long. yeah. this is exactly where it went. right here. right down here? right here. it's very important to have wildcats in this mountain... loud drilling ..and the noise and the construct

and he's a grammy-winning country music star who has a a new ep out called "son of the mountains. applause i'm going to talk to him, then he's performing for us later in the show brad paisley [ cheers and applause guys, it's a new week, and i have a lot of questions. and i'm going to get them all answered right now by someone who knows everything alexa. it's time for "ask alexa." ♪ ♪ ask alexa ♪ >> jimmy: this is "ask alexa." here we go this is our first question here alexa, where can i buy mistletoe for the office holiday party? >> in the shopping aisle labeled "i want to get fired." [ laughter and applause >> steve: come on. >> jimmy: next to the shopping aisle. >> steve: that's a good one, yeah >> jimmy: alexa, do you ever feel lonely? >> i'm not the one talking to a computer >> steve: oh [ laughter and applause wow. >> jimmy: alexa, can you put a a roomba in my cart? >> why you'll just end up falling in love with it like i did, only for it to go out for cigarettes and never come back. [ laughter and applause >> jimmy: what.? >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: alexa -- [ laughter ] >> st

what mountain has to be serious. what mountain ? the mountain of the mountain?f the joke. mountain of a joke of joke. what mountain of a joke of the is a mountain? the chicken is a mountain? >> you trying a metaphor >> are you trying a metaphor here? no sense. >> the chicken is real in my show. and where did the show. and. and where did the mountain come in? >> a chicken the >> it's a chicken on the mountain. >> w- w— >> could be on the mountain. there's on mountain. there's a chicken on a mountain. why did the chicken climb up the mountain? >> that's not the joke. the joke is not climbing mountains. >> i the chicken to go >> if i want the chicken to go up mountain, i the riff up the mountain, i want the riff on joke like that. on a classic joke like that. >> it's not your right. yeah. >> it's not your right. yeah. >> who says not my right? >> who says it's not my right? see, what respect you, see, that's what respect you, the comedians that have come before paved way. before you and paved the way. andrew going to andrew people are not going to likel andrew peop

the company for the great west of naples, isn't a mountain. it's a caldera, a college in like color, that spends more than a 150 square kilometers. it may look innocuous, split underground, it's burbling in simmering. and everyone's wondering whether the rent, if you start challenging question higher, that i would not see under option during my live here. companies like it because they're more than 80 percent of the city of what's on the lives on top of the company. so the culture and was formed by new reps in almost 4000 years ago. steam and hot gases rise from the funerals, pushing the floor the caldera upward, the that causes earthquakes, and has made the ground rise by almost 4 meters here over the last 70 years. so what's happening inside the volcano? scientists regularly analyzed the gases that escape here, and the gas is trapped in the mac, the chambers of several kilometers underground. some glasses are mostly because of the of the commodity process is mostly because of montgomery, for example, to you too. but also some other, i know i

residents of the high-mountain villages of the tsuntinsky region of dagestan are experiencing problems power supply, which is disrupted by any gusts of wind. the pillars are wooden and very old. local residents are confident that if you solve this problem, life in these beautiful places will improve. noticeably lighter, report by sarkar magomedov. pay attention to the state of this entire line, and pay attention to this span, and if the almighty forbids this tower, it will go away, it will pull this entire line along with it. this line, stretched in the eighties along the upper reaches of the mountains with the help of helicopters, half a century ago became a real breakthrough for local residents in civilization, but now, when the mountaineers moved to more convenient places to stay, for example, in the village of mikali. is a real headache, the wooden poles rotted at the base and tilted, lowering the wires almost to the ground, leaving people without light in the slightest bad weather. we go down this slope , where it is really dangerous, but we are forced, those who come here are fit

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