Overnight in the World’s Loneliest Capsule
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The biggest question here really is how the hell do you go up all that way to a glorious location as friends and come back down as "just friends" too? 🙃☺
No sexual attraction
he is gay so no big deal
If you get a girl to follow you up there alone then there should be zero chances of you not getting laid. Just friends? I would still do it for the bucket list.
@peterjack5564 jesus dude
Right? What a simp!
I’m 84 years old and I wish I could do what you just completed. Keep up the spirit you have, it’s wonderful to see young people enjoying Gods creation. God Bless you.
84!!?? Omgg I'm literally 70 years younger than you :')
I love to see when old people comment their views and. Blessings , they're always so sweet!!
sir I hope you come back with a second life
@@ammarahNOMAN nah he's not old, he's just not young anymore
Well said, sir.
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- Ancient Semitic Cuneiform of Moshe (Moses)
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"This is a parking lot...where people leave their cars." Thanks so much for clearing that up. I was so confused.
@@alfiehazeldine6375 quit being a jerk, I find this comment comedic and well said.
@@alfiehazeldine6375quit being a snob to a snob
😂
Haha I agree ❤
But it has no heating system? It's cold though!
It's so encouraging to see these mountain huts that are left open but remain un vandalized. I've found that the more remote and hard to reach a place is, the more respect other people have for it. In a world full of self centered people who don't care, this concept is amazing.
Or that criminals are lazy and just go for the easy score.
trueeee
People who commit senseless vandalism tend not to be the kind of people that do long strenuous hikes like this to appreciate the scenery.
I don't think many layabouts or hooligans are found outwith ther own streets. Certainly not engaging in any outdoor activities, or walking along a woodland trail. 😮😮
The bivouac was built using helicopters to fly in each section. The modules were manufactured in the valley and transported by helicopter. Each module weighed 600 kilos, including its interior fittings. The modules were clamped to a trapezoidal rail-beam, which was also made of composite. The rail-beam was attached to the rock at six points distributed along half its length.
thank you, I was wondering how it got built up there!
Same
K but who would waste the time and money to do that
@@nemesisnick66 Because it’s their money?
Thank you. I was wondering how they transported that capsule.
One positive of living in this capsule: wingsuiting to work.
I doubt someone that lives here would have to commute to a normal job like in a factory or office.
@@maggie937i think the OP was joking , but alright
@@cardosoexotics wingsuiting to pretty much anywhere else.. but ok
@@maggie937 sounds like fun :)
@@cardosoexotics maybe for a little bit but depending on what time u get up in the morning.. having to do that everyday. Do u work a typical 9-5?
genius edit at 7:14 when there’s a sync of two amazing elements: the sunrise sharp cut and the lamp light switch ‘click’ 🔦💡
I have been camping since I was a young boy and still go several times a year age 71. This adventure was beyond expectations and I'm glad you guys were able to accomplish this trip. Regards & Blessings!
When I watch a vid like this, I can see why some people don't watch streaming or cable and just look at RUclips videos. What a unique and completely authentic experience. I had a few nice female "friends" like Jules when I was younger that I could share experiences with. Make the most of it!
"friend" lol
@@songerph 🤣🤣
for me it's unbelievable that there are still people wathcin tV crap.
@@psychaotsame. Every time I stay in a hotel, usually vacation with my family inevitably we'll eventually put the TV on for a while and every time I think who still keeps cable these days...?
Poor dude was friendzoned😂
Thank you. I love videos like this. I just turned 70 and because of various physical limitations can no longer hike in an aggressive way so I get vicarious pleasure watching others experience what I wish I could experience again. ❤
@repentandbelieveinJesusChrist2 STOP
Same Patricia, love to be able to be out and about sciatic nerves problem stopped most of that ,but I live on hope this finds you well ,from Dublin Ireland peace
wtf is wrong with you@karlwithak.
Good video , but I can’t find where this is located
He better have smashed
this is like getting friend-zoned when you're the only two people left on earth
Not exactly in the "mood" anyway after a 6 + hour hike up 9000 feet
hush up female do ur job@@Scrimm_
This guy likes other dudes…it’s pretty apparent. But just because two people do something to bond does t mean they need to bang to commemorate it.
This is such a glorious video. I am moved and inspired and so happy for you two and your adventure. Love to you both.
That slip of the foot @ 9:30 had me gasping. Have known many who lost their lives this way falling off the side of a mountain. Never takes your eyes off your footing.
Im amazed how they got the capsule and supplies there in the first place. I try and imagine the person who had the initial idea & then seeing their reaction once the dream was realized. Thank you for sharing!!❤
It was airlifted to the site by helicopter in module segments.
@@CelebmacilDo you know who put it there?
i did@@tobybartlett
@@tobybartlett Places like this are quite common in the alps, their main purpose is to serve as emergency cabins. They are either put up by the local governments or mountaineering organizations.
I am 59 and on my last flight I watched an Alpinist and I was totally moved by the movie... I start looking at you tube alpinist' adventures. This is a nice short movie and is about what ordinary man can accomplish with no previous experience. Thank you guys, keep save.
“I was not expecting to be here alone”. Yea, sure… 😏
😂
And called it loneliest place but brought a girlfriend LOL
Epic night time lapse - stunning watching the galaxy go round.
It never really got completely dark though.
I'm trying to imagine the effort it took to install that sweet little hostel capsule up there on a cliff in the mountains!
It looks like the outer shell is one piece. I don't know if a civilian helicopter could have brought that up there. Probably a Chinook helicopter could - but it really depends on how heavy it is - hard to tell. The only other way that could have gotten up there would have been to use a mechanical hoist pulley system - but that presents some problems too - it would seem that it would have been bashed to pieces when pulling it up. Wonder if there is an explanation web page or video somewhere of how they got it up there.
@MrSaiga308 Hi I actually build things for a living. You do realize that a team of men could lift all that up there. You westerners say helicopter, meanwhile a sherpa is laughing. Humans have built larger structures in the mountains without modern technology
Just so you know - it’s called bivacco gervasutti, and it was airlifted in sections by helicopter. So no Sherpa’s were involved
Could a Sikorsky helicopter have brought up the capsule in one piece with a construction mountain climbing crew waiting ? Those helicopters can tow insane amounts of weight.
Looks to me that they brought it all up in one go. So you'd basically have people prepping the site for when it arrived by drilling the pins that secure it to the rock, attached to a surface where things can be bolted to the pins (probably 4 bolts on each corner of each leg), then you'd align the legs with the pins and slowly lower it and bolt the legs down. You'd probably have multiple men ready to go to bolt it down as quickly as possible, maybe even as many men as there are bolts, so that it doesn't have time to move much before it's bolted. They'd use something like an impact driver that rapidly secures the bolts, but obviously dangerous work. They may have also built a kind of framework cradle for the whole thing to rest in, so that it could be dropped off quickly by the helicopter without needing to secure it, and then removed that framework after they were done securing it in place. That's probably the most likely answer, because it's the safest way to do it.
Why I haven't come across your channel before, it's a mystery. This was beautifully filmed and beautifully narrated. Soothing voice, gentle smile, happiness. We need more of these. Can't wait to quietly enjoy your other videos very soon.
Keep safe!
Abraço e até breve.
Amazing! Such an accomplishment and so well documented. Just the right amount of filming and narration. I am sooooo jealous of you guys!
I live close to places like this, please DO NOT TRY TO DO THIS IF YOU ARE NOT EXPERIENCED. Many many people died trying to rescue ppl like this. This is not a joke, you can put your life at risk.
this is so cool! I'm glad that there are people that do things like this hiking and people that build things like this beautiful capsule!
Thanks Jules ! You and your friend are lovely people, glad you got to share that memory with a good friend !
What a beautiful video and what a beautiful place. Totally worth the hike! Thanks for taking us throughout the journey 🙌
😂😂información de la orquesta en su numero y el monto a 😅😅😅😅😅😢😢😢🎉🎉🎉
So good! You did so much in such a short period of time, it's really incredible. I think it might be difficult for people - who don't create/edit videos - to understand how much time and effort it took to get some of these shots. AMAZING WORK! THANK YOU for sharing!
You two are just simply great people. So likeable and genuine. It's very rare. Very enjoyable video. Subscribed.
Lovely little story. Brave of you two to attempt the trip. And what a cool cabin.
Bernardo, your video is fantastic! The scenes are incredibly beautiful, and your filming skills are exceptional. I hope you can create even longer videos. Thank you!!
Amazing! The joy on your faces speaks volumes! Thank you for sharing ❤️
This was so cool! I don’t know about these other comments, I’m just pleased to see that you both made it safely up and back to show everyone this unique experience.
God the comments are so obsessed to their little idea of them "possibly making out off cam" while slowly forgetting the concept of... idk uhh... *best friends?*
It’s nice to see two people appreciate such wonders.
Honestly I love this! What an amazing experience and to see how much joy it brought you both ❤
What an amazing place and so isolated to enjoy pure mountain landscape at its best. Totally worth it!
What a breathtaking view, dangggg. And hats off to those smart engineers who built that cabin 🎉
Perfect video Bernardo and Jules. This video is full with positivity. What a nice day you guys had. I surely added this place to my list.
Many thanks🙏🙏🙏for taking me along with you two on such a fantastic overnighter🇨🇦
This looks so much like the planet where Dr. Mann was in Interstellar! This is beyond amazing really. Also, big balls climbing all the way up there too.
EDIT: oh, and probably double the balls when descending. Going down looks scary as hell.
I was looking for a comment like yours when I watched the video.
Yeah it’s because they shot the movie on a glacier
you can get a flight suit for that - be down in under a minute :)
There is a moment
Because That was shot on earth
You two are crazy, but brave. Maybe it’s more like crazy-brave!! I’m glad I was on my couch watching your descent opposed to being on the side of that icy slick rock with you-felt like I was going to fall! Enjoyed this!
Dear Bernardo, very nice video. I know this place very well, I had been here a lot of times and everytime alone. This place is magic and going alone it's even more. I am an alpinist and climber so for me it's an easy trip. But I can tell that this corner of Mont Blanc, which I know very well, is very special. I liked how you tell your story, traveling is above all traveling within oneself. If you wish special places to go in the italian Alps: Codera (the valley without road) and Val Masino (the stone ocean). I wait for your next videos and thanks for this one.
Imagine this guy literally climbed a mountain to be friendzoned.
You’re weird as fuck thinking men & women can’t have platonic relationships 🥱
what a bizarre incel comment
That was a really cool video.
What a beautiful place,thank you for taking us all along with you.
Que grande timelapse Bernardo! 👌🏼👏🏼 é sempre tão bom ver os teus vídeos, keep going ☺️
What a journey. Keep them coming.
Incredible and breathtaking! From the challenging hike to the stunning capsule views.
Lonely? How could anyone or anything be lonely with all that beauty surrounding you? What an incredible place to live
I’ve stayed in a remote refuge in the Dolomites that had no roads going to it, where you had to go through snow and ice fields, in June, to get to it. It even snowed overnight so the walk back down the valley in the morning was even more amazing. Doe compare to amazingness of this though! Incredible
What was the name of that refuge?
@@matteoosso4252there is none, he made it up.
I was biting my fingers all the way watching this seeing how dangerous the climb was !
Absolute banger as always Bernardo, I hope I can get to see this view someday in my life !
This actually brought tears to my eyes. Thank you for showing this to all of us
Simply Beautiful. Thank you for always posting perfect videos!
Can you imagine staying in that way out in the middle of no where then suddenly something starts tapping on the walls outside
Probably a yeti...No big deal. Make a lot of noise and he'll be gone...
@@alexandrech8874Just pull a camera out and it will disappear or make a little blurry picture 😂 People seem to think these things are real ffs...
I appreciate you sharing this. I’ve never even heard of this even though I’ll probably never get there being 65 years old now living in Colorado. I miss my adventure, hiking so much it’s so good to see young people such as yourself and your friend going out and exploring the planet! I will definitely be checking out more of your content. Be safe.
As I'm getting older. I'm starting to love this kind of stuff, dangg it is so peaceful
Keep going brother. You are living the dream *God bless you*
Love seeing chul on your adventure
wow this is awesome. Really like your editing and videography styles and those time lapse 😍😍
That sure was an amazing adventure 😍 you both had what a hike from the lowlands up over the ice and snow ❄️.
You both did an incredible job making to the capsule❤.Thanks for having us along 😀 greetings from England 🇬🇧 Simon and Beth ♥️🙋♥️
the world needs more pods like these to make experiences like these. awesome memory and thanks for posting!
How much time and $ do you spend to see that happens?
That was special. Tonight, I'll dream, I'll dream Italian Alps-Lonely Capsule style.
Thanks for the inspiration. Peace to all good people.
I noticed that when you atached youreself to a line, you put your carabiners on facing the same way. Just wanted to say: the safer way is to put the second one facing with the "opening" in the oposite direction then the first ones openig. Also I would recomend keeping them from getting twisted arround themselfes!
Wow i was in a state of total amazement watching this, i can only imagine how incredible this must have been in person!
@@karlwithak. That the actual fuck are you talking about.
Thanks for taking us with you guys!!
Bc i will never go there
So it was incredible!!
I bet the night skies are gorgeous
Dzięki Wam dowiedziałem się iż są takie wspaniałe kapsuły. Pozdrowienia z Krakowa :)
you have no idea how big of smile you bring to my face from your videos. Much love, Safe & Journey My friend. God Bless you. Love from india. You are my inspiration Bernardo. Please never stop.
What an adventure!
Going up would not have been a problem for me, coming back down would've been the challenge.😬
Thanks!
beautiful. thank you for sharing your experience!
Your companion is a keeper. Not only did I hear zero complaints, but she was in front and happy the whole time. Props!
Unreal and insane journey. Thanks for sharing
the adventure glimmer in you guys' eyes is simply wonderful. thank you for sharing
He's wearing sunglasses..
@@ziloj-perezivat (5:59) ok
So this is the NEW Gervasutti!! Ah ha! I was last in the old Gervasutti in 1982 and it was in a very different location, higher. But just as spectacular. Thanks.
That's so cool see how you guys do simple things and all this make others happy while watching and felling this vibe of beaultiful views , cold wind and peace .
What a brilliant adventure and story of a normal person attempting abnormal things. very inspiring
Yeah, these are the kind of people Search & Rescue saves every day.
@@SmashPhysical lol, that’s a job that feeds some people. Circle of life
Wow! The timelapse was fantastic!
Wow thanks for the amazing footage. It's a place I don't think I will be able to go, but fantastic vid captures the experience. The capsule does look precariously place in the edge though
This is a mega inspiring video bro. Loved it. Makes me want to try and get out of my town more for my vids.
I live near a rescue helicopter station. At the moment helicopter is currently in continuous use. Many tourists are inexperienced, ill-equipped and unprepared. Two fatalities this week alone. The rescuers now have to fetch tourists because they are too lazy for the descent. What many do not know is that such operations are charged and that the insurance company gets out in such cases. Such a helicopter operation costs between 3,500 euros and more.
Hey man/ ola meu…
I really like your editing and vibe that you create when making your videos!
Keep grinding you are going to reach many people!!
Even if your videos wont all hit high views peace from cold Germany.. from a warm portugese ;)
The editing on this video is absolutely incredible!
You're both so adorable. I spent the whole video thinking you would be together. This is the result of being raised watching Disney 😆. Now, seriously. What an amazing place to visit and what a great way to freeze that moment. Amazing content. Loved it.
hey Bernardo, i recently bumped into your channel and your videos are so well made and inspiring, congrats for the great work behind!
I’m a mountain lover and quite experienced hiker, even if I never tried this particular hike I just want to say that there are a ton of risks in high mountain trips you’re not mentioning in this video, as well as a training and mountain knowledge needed to perform such a hike that without warning about could give a misleading idea to the viewer of the actual risks involved and feasibility of your trip.
This summer Alps saw a dramatic increase of rescuing requests, the vast majority by unexperienced hikers.
I’m glad it all went smoothly to you, but that’s not always the case, and saying you don’t have the right preparation doesn’t make this a fully responsible communication.
Hoping not to be too pedant, loved your video & hope to see new adventures soon ✌🏻
Legit comment that should be pinned. Great video and I feel like we don't know everything that was behind the scenes, such as guides perhaps? Talented videographer, and wise viewer. Perfect combo.
I'm glad there are others who get this feeling as well. too many inexperienced folks crowding up the mountains. wouldn't say i'm anywhere pro, but in the last winters i also saw people snow hiking with regular sneakers and starting their trip at 2 pm. i hope this is just a phase, but fear it may be the same as with the vanlife hippie weirdo boom that just keeps blossoming... not that i wouldn't like some nature and freedom myself, it's just sad that nature seems to become more like an adult playground or adventure theme park lately...
You inspire me Bernardo!
Much respect and gratitude to you, from a long time follower in Manitoba, Canada!✌🏻
Whoa breathtaking. 😊❤. Thank you for sharing. Rosie O 🏴
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Lovely video! Thankyou! Did you do much research on the cabin before you went and could you share this if you did?
Bernardo, stunning video. Thank you so much for sharing it. I am curious to know, how did you get that night lapse? Did your battery not get too cold? And how long was your camera on for? Just amazed by it. Thank you so much. BIG FAN OF YOUR WORK.
I also want to know, and what type of camera did you use?
I guess the night lapse of the falling stars is Bernando showing us his video editing skills
The camera battery lasts between 3-4 hours. So the camera was shooting photos every 30 seconds for that amount of time. I use a Sony A7SIII.
@@bbacalhau Bernardo, thank you for letting us know. 🙏 We feel very special to see you've taken time to answer my question 😅
Did you give her la savacheecha up there?
honestly I wish I had a friend who would join me on trips like that, I wouldnt do it alone for safety concerns
Let's go
@@nosoyallowed828 didnt mention any gender
Yup you must have a friend to do such things for safety and we can't enjoy a solo trip . I get bored.
@@FurqanShamas and hiring a guide is crazy expensive
@@m.hoffman2889 agreed
Woow! Very nice video and views. Keep doing what you do. The journey continues, my friend. Greetings from Helsinki, Finland 🇫🇮✌
What a wonderful journey. I am too old for such things now but definitely would have loved to have done this trip.
Beautiful. I don't have any other words to describe this. So surreal man 🌈
Bernardo woke up with a big smile. You have my respect man.
Great Video!! You guys looked like you had a blast! 🤙🏼
Really enjoyed the video! It did kind of start out like some American tv show about 2 inexperienced hikers heading out with no marked trail and faltering GPS, and we all know how those shows end up. haha. very glad it all went smoothly!
Que conteúdo incrível Bernardo! Paisagens incríveis!! Muitos Parabéns pelo incrível trabalho!
Que opção de vida tão gratificante. Boa escolha!
Sweet trip. Ive hiked, biked, skied and 4 wheeled to a few beautiful locations like that in the Sierra and Colorado. Even though I don't take many pictures I also remember all those epics.
Those sandwiches looked really good! 😋That crunch was really appetizing! Food is a big motivation for me. We've done prime rib in a Dutch oven when 4 wheelin' for a couple weeks.
When I go into the mountains I love 'clean out the fridge' type sandwiches with anything and everything that looks good. But some fresh baked bread makes all the difference.
When you're camping, outdoors, hungry and maybe just 'surviving' the simplest food , even ramen, can seem like a wonderful blessing!
My favorite high calorie 'energy food' is PBJs with Nutella and bacon on thick dense German style bread. About 900 calories. I burn all that up and then some. Usually bring a couple on a several days long trip. I come home often 5-10 pounds lighter and hungry enough to eat a week's worth of food!
The after trip chow fest is a blast. We budget for it and go somewhere pretty nice if we can clean up or if they'll let our dirty stinking unshaven bodies thru the door.
Amazing video, Bernardo! The scenery is stunning. Really nice job capturing your adventure 👏
Que vídeo incrível e que paisagens lindas! Grande aventura, Bernardo! Parabéns, por mais este trabalho fantástico! Um xi❤️
What an incredible experience you had! Thanks for sharing the video of your journey - it is so beautiful there.
Amazing man.. How did you even manage to take a few drone shots and trekking shots from back during this difficult trek.
Grand little adventure. We used to stay in survival huts in the Sierra Nevada mountains, great memories.
The best video I have seen in YT. Thank you mate
Bernardo, how long did it take you to hike up, and was climbing via ferrata difficult?
Actually I wouldn't say the gas and pans are random objects, in a lot of refuges there are no gas canisters or pans and if you go on a multi day hike over the glaciers it's really usefull information to know if there are pans, so you don't have to carry anything extra you wouldn't need.
a wonderful wonderful video! thank you for this!