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Record-breaking mountaineer Kristin Harila ready for a normal life

Record-breaking mountaineer Kristin Harila ready for a normal life

  • The 37-year-old Norwegian and her Nepali guide Tenjin “Lama” Sherpa became the fastest people to summit the world’s 14 highest mountains
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Norwegian climber sets her sights on 14 peaks record

Norwegian climber sets her sights on 14 peaks record

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