The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 9月8日 07時43分

At 12:45 A.M. on Thursday night, the climber Alex Honnold got out of bed, picked up his backpack, and walked across the street from his hotel in Jersey City, New Jersey, to a sixty-nine-floor luxury apartment building called the Urby. He ate some dark chocolate, “to get amped.” Then he grabbed hold of a grate at the base of the building and, with no fanfare or dramatic final words, began heading up, without a harness or rope. Click the link in our bio for Charles Bethea on the twenty-four-floor climb. Photograph by @kathrynpalmieri.

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