This week's Friday Night Video follows Sarah Hueniken, a professional climber and alpine guide, as she comes to terms with the loss of her close friend in an avalanche. In an attempt to reconnect with her life in the mountains, she takes on a huge link-up of remote winter climbs - but healing is about a lot more than just climbing.
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Really enjoyed this, a powerful and thought provoking film.
Super film on so many levels. One hell of a journey Sarah's been on.
Seems trite to say 'beautifully filmed' (given the gravity of the subject matter) - but it was visually stunning.
This is a really useful resource set up after the accident that contains lots of valuable advice about avalanche risk.
https://masseysavalanche.com
That was such a great film, and Sarah is a great human. Having climbed Cryophobia, I can't even imagine what's it like to link those three routes!