After he summited Broad Peak, only 26,864-foot Cho Oyu in China would stand between him and the accolade. The massive avalanche that killed the ten climbers roared down Broad Peak on the morning of July 30. He looked across the glacial valley and saw a massive avalanche thunder down Broad Peak. @chocolatemilkman27’s view of the second avalanche (Photo: @chocolatemilkman27)A trekker, John Visnic from Colorado, whose Instagram handle is @chocolatemilkman27, at Broad Peak Base Camp watched the second avalanche from a distance. “We were the only people camped at Broad Peak Base Camp the evening of August 2,” he wrote to Outside via Instagram message.