In reply to highaltitudebarista:
Google translate does a reasonable job with Norwegian. Here is its take on the text (with a few edits):
The two Polish climbers Marcin Tomaszewski and Marek Reganowicz recently topped out a 19-day project in Troll Wall, where they have first climbed a new technical route; Catharsis.
The route is graded M7 / A4, which is very difficult, especially difficult in such a wall. The length was 1,100 m, and when one of the highest points on the wall.
The climbers chose alpine style, which involves little fixing ropes. This is straight out said very impressive.
Marcin Tomaszewski says that the length and weather required effort and very much persistence.
- How was your trip? Nice and painful?
Inspiring, creative and demanding a sea of ​​will.
- What was the biggest challenge?
Weather. We had to climb in all conditions, with storm, snow and wind.
- Some close calls?
Beyond the difficult climb ... falling rocks and overhanging snow. Summer it must be hell up there.
The climbers spent 18 days to the top, and a day of abseiling down again. It was turned 17 drill bolts on the route; 14 the climbing and 3 at booth spaces. It was used nine rivets (a hole is made and a bolt being hammered into the hole. This puts you a loose hanging that one can take with them).
We return with more information.
