Love these old documentaries. It's crazy when you see how they did things back then, with so little equipment or real knowledge on what to expect.

Of all the videos, my favourites are these old ones. Anything older than 2000.

Thank you, David Snow for posting all the mountain videos. Love watching them.

I love these older films! I'm 45 and grew up with various film formats as the only medium of capture. And while I appreciate greatly the advances in today's digital capture technology, there's something warm and pleasing and organic about viewing good ole film. When I was in elementary school, we'd get to visit the local library from time to time, and it was always an extra special day when we all walked in and saw that the librarian had prepared the little film projector. It meant it was movie day!

@philanders3705

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We're the same age, I know what you're saying. Periscope Film Channel has tons of old films on all kinds of interesting topics!

I have never seen this, thank you David!

Sheesh… almost 70 years ago. Incredible.

Love this, thank you Mr. Snow. You are amazing. Thank you for all your content.

Cheers

Thanks david

Oh dear, it must’ve been frightfully chilly

So the Royal Air Force Mountaineering Association documented Yeti footprints... lol

its incredible this must be amongst the earliest footage of my ex wifes mothers family foot prints

If you love vintage adventure films, i recommend The Abominable Snowman 1953 starring Peter Cushing

Love this!!💯🤸🍿♥️

Did he say “coolies” 😮

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Yup