Fay Manners, Freja Shannon and the mixed climb 'How not to' on Senja Island in Norway
The video of the first ascent of 'How not to' (M5, 250m), established on the north face of Grytetippen on Senja Island in Norway by Fay Manners and Freja Shannon in March 2023.
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The view from 'How not to' (M5, 250m) on the north face of Grytetippen, Senja island, Norway (Fay Manners, Freja Shannon 03/2023)
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In March the alpinists Fay Manners and Freja Shannon travelled to the Senja Island in Norway where on they established How not to (M5, 250m) on the north face of Grytetippen. Here's the video of their climb.
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