-the nameless mountain
A single picture taken by kayakers showed a spectacular
rock spire, and made us start planning
for East-Greenland. Our aim was the monstrous
head wall on that unnamed remote mountain deep
into the world’s biggest fjord. On our first trip we
learned that the wall was to loose for our ambitions,
and during our attempt to free climb the South
Ridge we also learned that the weather shifts rapidly
from Arctic summer to full winter. We where
forced back, and had to return home without getting
to the summit. But we where already planning
for a new trip the next summer, and for a whole
year the mountain we decided to call Tsavagattaq
- The tip of the harpoon - where waiting for our
next visit...
