Record-breaking mountaineer Kristin Harila ready for a normal life


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World record breaker Harila is ready for a normal life after achieving her goal of giving women a rare role model in extreme mountaineering. Photo: Aamir Qureshi/AFP

Newly minted world record-breaker Kristin Harila is done with 8,000m mountains and ready for a "normal life" after achieving her goal of giving women a rare role model in extreme climbing.

The 37-year-old Norwegian and her Nepali guide Tenjin "Lama" Sherpa became the fastest people to summit the world's 14 highest mountains after reaching the top of mighty K2 in Pakistan's Himalayas on Aug 3.

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