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\nSindre S\u00e6ther, accompanied by his father Ole Johan,\u00a0 completed in recent days the first free ascent of Arch Wall\u00a0 (37 pitches) on Trollveggen Wall, Norway.
\nThe route, opened in a few weeks of epic climb by \u00a0Drummond brothers (Hugh and Ed Ward) in 1972, was long considered as one of the toughest big walls in the world with difficulties up to A4 +.
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\nThe conditions of the immense granite wall – \u00a0that is almost always wet, had hitherto discouraged attempts –\u00a0did not prevent the strong\u00a0Sindre\u00a0of free the\u00a0impressive wall.
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\nSindre S\u00e6ther had to his credit, at home and abroad, redpoint up all’8c + onsight 8b and knows well the Trollveggen Wall, having climbed here several hard routes.
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\nSource Drammensgranitt\u00a0– UKC
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\nSource : Drammensgranitt\u00a0– UKC
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