Not so far #1, Hervé Barmasse, Eneko & Iker Pou climbing the Brouillard Pillar on Mont Blanc
The first of three episodes of the film Not so far featuring Italian alpinist Hervé Barmasse and his 2011 first ascent with Spaniards Iker Pou and Eneko Pou of La Classica Moderna up the Left Pillar of Brouillard on the Italian side of Mont Blanc.
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La Classica Moderna: the bivy. Hervé Barmasse, Eneko Pou, Iker Pou
Hervé Barmasse
In 2011 Italian mountaineer Hervé Barmasse established three new routes across the Alps, on Mont Blanc, Monte Rosa and the Matterhorn. After his solo new climb on the Matterhorn in April that year, in August he teamed up with the Spaniards Iker Pou and Eneko Pou and ventured to the wild south face of Mont Blanc to establish a new route up the Left Pillar of Brouillard. This stage is documented in the first part of Non così lontano, Not so far.
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