![The east face of Mt. Fay with the line of The Sound of Silence (M8 WI5, 1100m) marked in red. [Photo] Courtesy of Ines Papert, Luka Lindic and Brette Harrington](https://i0.wp.com/alpinist.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/mt-fay-sound-of-silence-1.jpg?resize=930%2C620&ssl=1)
Ines Papert, Luka Lindic and Brette Harrington complete The Sound of Silence on Mt. Fay
Luka Lindic writes about a new route he completed on the east face of Mt. Fay (3234m) in British Columbia, Canada, with Brette Harrington and Ines Papert on April 2-3. After getting lucky with weather and snow conditions they managed to find a thin line of passage up through the heart of the wall. They named their route The Sound of Silence (M8 WI5, 1100m), as a tribute to their friend Marc-Andre Leclerc, who had expressed a desire to name a route after the Simon and Garfunkel song before he died in 2018.
