E la nave va

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Josune Bereciartu’s short trip to Switzerland at the start of May resulted in a repeat of Fred Nicole’s 1994 “E la nave va”, an 8c traverse in the Lindental.

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The extension of E la nave va, that takes the number of moves up to 150, and its grade to 9a, has been named by Hanspeter Bodmer, first ascender, with the name E la nave va più avanti.

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Josune Bereciartu’s short trip to Switzerland at the start of May resulted in a repeat of Fred Nicole’s 1994 “E la nave va”, an 8c traverse in the Lindental.

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On May 6, Josune Bereziartu, of Spain, climbed one of the world’s hardest boulder-problem traverses, E la Nave Va, at Lindental, Switzerland. Shortly thereafter, Bereziartu’s husband, Rikardo Otegi, made the problem’s fifth ascent.

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On May 6, Josune Bereziartu, of Spain, climbed one of the world’s hardest boulder-problem traverses, E la Nave Va, at Lindental, Switzerland. Shortly thereafter, Bereziartu’s husband, Rikardo Otegi, made the problem’s fifth ascent.

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Three days in 2004 and other three in April 2005 were enough for the Swiss climber Simon Wandeler in order to do the first repeat of the extension of E la nave va , first world-wide proposal of 8c traverse, opened by Fred Nicole in Lindental (Swiss). The extension of E la nave va, that takes the number of moves up to 150, and its grade to 9a, has been named by Hanspeter Bodmer, first ascender, with the name E la nave va più avanti.

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8c E la nave va (fb trv.)Lindental SUI -04

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