The Fourth Phase Page #5

[WIND BLOWING]

[ERIC LAUGHING] Dude, where are we?

- Planet Hoth.

- [LAUGHS]

ERIC:
I can see wind just ripping,

snow being taken off at every peak.

We got wind!

Holy sh*t!

[MUSIC]

The wind's blowing the snow somewhere,

we just got to find it.

TRAVIS:
Up top, it's weird crust stuff.

Up above that, it's wind affected.

Just trying to figure out what to do.

[MUSIC]

ERIC:
This volcano, it's sheet ice.

ERIC:
When I'm just feeling

like something isn't right,

it's very easy for me to pull the plug.

ERIC:
Travis doesn't pull back,

he'll just keep punching forward

until he gets what he wants

and until there's nothing left.

I wouldn't have set foot on that volcano.

Woo-hoo-hoo!

Yeah, man. I'm ready.

[MUSIC]

Oh!

[MUSIC]

TRAVIS:
Dude...

Dude, that was a burner.

TRAVIS:
Seriously.

Not the worse run of my life,

the worse snow I've ever ridden.

That was the longest run

in my life, hands down.

TRAVIS:
Yeah, it's a long one.

There are going to be two options,

it's either, we go to the interior

and try and find some more

low elevation stuff

or go to beach and go surf.

[ERIC LAUGHS]

[MUSIC]

ERIC:
F*** me, dude!

- What?

- I don't surf, bro.

Negative 40, coldest day of the trip

and we're going to get in the water.

Hey, Lando!

Ah!

["COLUMBUS" PLAYING]

Just being in that cold water

my arms started seizing.

It scared the sh*t out of me.

Those guys like that sh*t,

I guess, I don't though.

[MUSIC]

F*** this!

TRAVIS:
The reason that we wanted

to come here was because

for years we've ridden Japan,

for years we've ridden Alaska.

They get the best conditions on the planet,

and then you look on a map

and you see this incredible

Kuril Island chain.

It's so good here and it's so good here.

What the heck is in the middle?

Kurils, it's one

of the most difficult place

on our planet to organize this kind of...

operation.

From our lodge straight to the Kurils

will be, like, 200 kilometers.

That means about

an hour flying, 50 minutes.

But then, from here

to this island, one more hour.

And some part of the flight,

we have open ocean.

Sounds like a freaking psycho mission.

GUIDE:
"Psycho mission."

That's the right word.

[ALL LAUGHING]

That's the right word.

You know, weather can change really fast,

we must be really lucky...

with everything.

Hopefully we'll get that

perfect weather window.

[WIND BLOWING]

The weather has been beautiful

in Kamchatka.

We've had negative 40 degrees,

plus 40 degrees the next day.

So this is calling for Wednesday.

Thursday, Friday, there's a chance.

Yeah, the weather's been

like a kick in the nuts.

When you're hanging out

in the lodge waiting for weather,

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