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MOUNT TIBROGARGAN, climbing the east face, Australia (feature length) - 4K

PLEASE NOTE: Climbing the East Face is Highly Dangerous, and should “never” be performed by inexperienced climbers. Your first few climbs should always be done with a regular experienced climber(s) of Mount Tibrogargan’s east face, who knows the mountain back to front. Many parts of the East Face route have Zero Margin for Error, and any slip or fall may, or will result in Death or Significant Injury. In this video we follow a team of regular (weekly) climbers on a challenging, up to class 4 scramble, from the bottom to the top of Mount Tibrogargan’s very steep East Face (cave route). The climbing group requested a feature length video production of the entire climb, so here it is. I must give kudos to the 2 backpackers, Thai lady (black long pants) & Swedish man (red backpack), as this was their first time scaling a climb with this high level of difficulty. They both have nerves of steel and are extremely adventurous. The experienced climbers ensured they were supervised & safe at all times, well done ! Mount Tibrogargan is one of a group of trachyte plugs known collectively as the Glasshouse Mountains. It is not a tall mountain by any standards, being only 364 metres in height. However it’s confronting east face is a scowling visage which features in the aboriginal dreamtime legend concerning the formation of the mountains. According to the legend, Tibrogargan is the angry father of the mountain family facing away from the rest of the group after after striking his son (Mt Coonowrin) for failing to assist the pregnant mother Mount Beerwah during an ancient flood. Tibrogargan (“Tibro” to the locals) has around 40 named routes and countless variations on most of these. The easiest route is a tourist scramble up the less confronting west side, whilst the most difficult posted route known as “DV8” rates on the Australian (Ewbank) system as a Grade 27 (US 5.12c) on the East Face of the mountain. Videographer/drone pilots – Ross Langdon (filmed the lower half) E2P v2 & Edwin Mens who joined the climbers on their ascent (filmed the top half of mountain) E2P v1. Drones used were 2 x Autel Evo 2 Pro’s, filmed in 6K & rendered to 4K, log, 30fps. The Autel Evo 2 Pro is the perfect drone for this type of filming, as it has a long flight duration, a high quality 6K camera, and enormous stability in 40+kph winds (which were observed on this morning).. To purchase any Topaz products, AI Image Quality Software, click on this link: https://skylum.evyy.net/c/2483584/114... To purchase any Skylum Luminar products, Easy Photo Editing software, click on this link: https://skylum.evyy.net/c/2483584/114... To purchase any On1 products, Photo Editing software, click on this link: https://on1.sjv.io/c/2483584/891003/1... To purchase any Autel products, UAV camera drone products, click on this link: https://auteldrones.com/?ref=H2xrJF8e To purchase Audiio, Music & SFX for videos, please click on this link: https://audiio.com/partner?oid=1&affid=2