you can dream of doing these climbs all you want but to actually like move forward and

and do it is like something else you have to like be able to put yourself in the position of your dream.

That's a scary aspect of all of this.

Brett Harrington is a very skilled alpinist, rock climber, big mountain skier,

basically all around mountain woman.

Yeah, like the Swiss Army life of alpinism.

I find every style of climbing interesting.

So I do pretty much every style.

I'm not that good at bouldering, or I wouldn't say I'm like an elite athlete in every style,

but I do find every style interesting.

Brett, will you tell us about Chiaro de Luna?

That year I didn't have a partner in Patagonia, so I was picking up partners right and left,

and then I found,

I just looked at Chiatta di Luna and it looked amazing and I immediately wanted to solo it.

It was 5-11.

Chiara de Luna is a 2,000 foot route up St. Exupri, which is one of the spires and the Fitzroy

Massif. And it's a pretty classic 511 minus is supposed to be really clean, good granite, very nice

climbing.

I've never done it, but it's supposed to be incredible.

Yeah, so that line was just like attractive to me and the style felt really good.

So at that point, I felt confident in 5-11 free soloing.

So I just felt like soloing Chirode-Luna would be

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