Watch Christophe Dumarest & Tom Livingstone climb No Siesta on Grandes Jorasses
The video of Tom Livingstone and Christophe Dumarest repeating No Siesta on the north face of the Grandes Jorasses.
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Christophe Dumarest climbing No Siesta, north face of Grandes Jorasses
Tom Livingstone
For many years No Siesta on the north face of the Grandes Jorasses in the Mont Blanc massif was regarded as one of the most demanding mixed climbs in the Alps. Established by Stan Glejdura and Jan Porvaznik in July 1986, even today the route has lost little of its shine. Two exceptional mountaineers, Tom Livingstone and Christophe Dumarest, find out why.
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