ナーレ・フッカタイバルさんのインスタグラム写真 - (ナーレ・フッカタイバルInstagram)「After all the preparations we finally got a weather window to give Dawn Wall a try. After so much work it felt great to get to actually climb and we lucked out with some perfect sunny January days. Straight off the ground the easier bottom pitches were challenging as we hadn’t had a chance to try them since November but the higher we made it the better we had everything rehearsed. Some of the longest pitches were really stressful because you spend such a long time climbing a pitch and if you slip near the anchors you end up wasting lots of time and energy. We had focused on dialing the insecure sections and it worked. All was going great until we couldn’t get through a section of running water. Then a series of winter storms hit. During our time prepping Mulero counted about 20km of jumaring - not counting hauling up hundreds of kilos of water, gear, ropes and supplies that you need for doing the climb unsupported. Big wall climbing at this level seems to be 90% rigging, hauling and jumaring and 10% weather. And once all the work is done, you get rewarded with some climbing. Being the only party on El Capitan for about a month and a half was pretty special on its own and life in the “partyledge” camp was a whole new world I’d never seen. Now that the logistics and the beta are all figured out, stoke is high to return for round two in the next season! 🙌 📷 @westmountainmedia @blackdiamond @lasportivagram @lasportivana」1月22日 10時32分