:16:03
and look forward and be, like,
"I gotta think about this before I do it"
instead of just go for it.
:16:07
Gotta actually visualize
and map it out inside my head.
:16:14
If you can see the bottom,
follow Farm.
:16:15
- If you can't see the bottom, don't follow Farm.
- [White ] Don't follow Farm.
:16:26
Alaska, to me, to my friends,
is the pinnacle of snowboarding.
:16:31
There's nothing
as big and vast and grand.
:16:34
Once we got here,
we knew that's where we wanted to be.
It was like, God, this is rad.
:16:38
Pretty much everything you can ask for,
like a big mountain rider-
:16:43
somebody who wants to have
a really good time on a snowboard.
:16:51
[Perata ] There's so many
undiscovered mountains out there still
that no one's even seen.
:16:54
It's just unfathomable
how many mountains are out there.
:16:57
[ Farmer]
Once you ride powder, you never forget it.
It's like a drug. It brings you back every time.
:17:08
I 'm a little scared.
At first, I was really scared.
:17:11
Like, man,
I've never done this stuff before!
:17:13
It's just such a different mind-set out here.
You get a respect for how big everything is.
:17:30
Avalanches
are our biggest concerns.
:17:32
Crevasses. It's always scary.
You never know what to expect.
:17:36
You just have to know your outs,
know where your safe zones are.
:17:38
[ Farmer]
You have to be aware
that something can go wrong.
:17:41
And when it does,
it's usually catastrophic.
:17:43
[ Perata ]
You'll never be totally
comfortable up here. Never.
:17:46
And if you are, you shouldn't be here,
because all around you the mountains are alive.
:17:50
unless you're fully prepared to be
in a situation of life or death,
:17:55
you shouldn't be up here.