記録，記録的な／記録する-breaking mountaineer Kristin Harila ready for a normal life
Norwegian 登山者 Kristin Harila and her Nepali guide Tenjin 'Lama' Sherpa broke the 記録，記録的な／記録する for the fastest 首脳会議 of the world's 14 highest mountains
Newly 造幣局d world 記録，記録的な／記録する-breaker Kristin Harila is done with 8,000-metre mountains and ready for a "normal life" after 達成するing her goal of giving women a rare 役割 model in extreme climbing.
The 37-year-old Norwegian and her Nepali guide Tenjin "Lama" Sherpa became the fastest people to 首脳会議 the world's 14 highest mountains after reaching the 最高の，を越す of mighty K2 in Pakistan's Himalayas on Thursday.
Together they 完全にするd the feat in three months and one day, より勝るing Nepal-born British adventurer Nirmal Purja's 記録，記録的な／記録する, 始める，決める in 2019, of six months and six days.
"I 港／避難所't been thinking too much about the 記録，記録的な／記録する... for me, I 手配中の，お尋ね者 to change something," Harila said about the male-支配するd climbing sphere.
"If you go and look at history, it's been all about men. And I think that if it's going to change, we need to have some profiles and we need to take some place."
More than 40 people have 首脳会議d the world's 14 "最高の 頂点（に達する）s" that rise above 8,000 metres (26,250 feet), only a few of them women.
Harila, who had a custom-made 負かす／撃墜する 控訴 because 非，不，無 in the market fitted her slender 女性（の） でっちあげる，人を罪に陥れる, hopes her success will help more women to 安全な・保証する attention and 財政上の 支援 for mountain challenges.
- 'Very, very challenging' -
Harila spoke to AFP in Islamabad on Sunday evening, after waking up in K2 base （軍の）野営地，陣営 the same morning and 飛行機で行くing 支援する part of the way by ヘリコプター.
She was exhausted after 完全にするing a 首脳会議 every 6.5 days for the past three months.
"It can be very, very challenging. And いつかs I'm just like, so tired. Like 最高の tired, like I'm 落ちるing asleep," she said after enjoying her first にわか雨 in weeks.
"いつかs you have really good days and just enjoying good 天候 and friends. And いつかs I'm really sick and throw up a lot and have a bad stomach."
Harila's rise to prominence has been 早い compared to other 登山者s at her level and, having started climbing in 2019, 示すd by dogged 決意.
She gave up her 職業 with a chain of furniture 蓄える／店s and sold her apartment to partly 基金 the 探検隊／遠征隊, for which she later 安全な・保証するd some 基金ing from brands 含むing watch and backpack 製造業者s.
She 始める，決める out to 達成する the 記録，記録的な／記録する last year but 苦しむd a 鎮圧するing 後退 when Chinese ビザs for the last two mountains took months to come through.
The only 大勝する to the 記録，記録的な／記録する was to repeat the ascent of 12 of the mountains.
"Of course, I was very disappointed last year when we didn't get the 許す, but I decided すぐに 'it's okay, I'm doing it again next year'. Of course, I have regretted it a little bit!" she joked.
Harsher 天候 条件s this year 構内／化合物d the 成果／努力, with K2 一面に覆う／毛布d with 深い snow that, together with a bottleneck of 登山者s, almost ３倍になるd the final 行う／開催する／段階 of the ascent from five hours to 14.
There was little time to celebrate at the 最高の，を越す.
"When I realise that we are going to reach the 首脳会議, I cry a little bit... But we also knew that it was a very 堅い 条件 there this year, and we had to go 負かす／撃墜する," she said, having been 用心深い of 雪崩／（抗議などの）殺到 危険s and dwindling oxygen 供給（する）s.
- 'I'm finished' -
Harila was thrilled to 株 the 記録，記録的な／記録する with Lama, who has been a guide since the age of 16, 恐れるing that one of them would get sick or 負傷させるd before the end of the challenge.
"When we met on the first mountain it wasn't planned at all. I didn't know him. He didn't speak much English, like a few words. And I speak a few words of Nepali, and yet we understood each other perfectly," she said.
"He was just amazing. We kept each other 安全な."
Now she ーするつもりであるs to settle 支援する in Norway, where she 目的（とする）s to call out sports 会社／堅いs on their poor 記録，記録的な／記録する of sponsoring women 競技者s.
She'll also 選ぶ up running and take a slower approach to life.
"For me the hardest thing has been to be away so much from my family and like 行方不明の Christmas and birthdays. And all these holidays we had and my grandma died and I couldn't be there," she said.
"I'm going home to have a normal life, live with my boyfriend, then get kids, get married. I'm finis hed with 8,000 metres," she said.
