Nathalie Cabrol

And our friends down, they were freaking out because they were seeing everything avalanching.

And especially the other side of the mountain we were on was avalanching.

They have no visual.

They thought that we are caught in the avalanche.

So I said, no.

So at that point, I said... So they thought you were screwed.

Yeah.

And I said, okay, so if this is what's happening, then I'm taking everybody...

to the summit because we have a very large crater that will take care of avalanching, will be safe.

And I'm waiting for the aftershock because this is what you do when you have earthquakes.

So here we go, taking everybody in the crater.

And now you have half a dozen scientists

in the crater with the Cradle Lake.

And this is why we came for.

So we just had a 7.8 earthquake.

And what do you think they do?

Well, of course they do the science they came to do.

So the only thing is that I couldn't because my radio was only working when I was on the rim of the crater.

But I had a little assistant with me, a young assistant.

Bolivian teenager.