I am not the author of the video. Just a great find.
Another:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jmIQQ8HM9Ms
I was planning a solo trip up to New Hampshire for a couple of weeks of ice climbing in January/February of 2020.
I described the trip to my friend, Jason, and although he had never been ice climbing, I guess I made it sound cool enough that he shelled out some serious money on gear, bought a plane ticket to up North, and joined up with me for a couple of days.
So, for a bit of my trip, it was Jason and Jason, the Jasons, from down South, up in the cold North, being cold.
I've been ice climbing for over 20 years, but Pinnacle was Jason's 3rd ice climb, and only his 4th time in crampons. We did two variations on the Standard Route out at Frankenstein Cliffs before tackling Washington.
He done good.
The only thing that really went awry, aside from us just being kind of slow up there, was that my GoPro iced over within seconds up on the summit of Mt Washington in 10ºF, 80mph wind, conditions. So, all we have are two unidentifiable blurs on either side of some other rectangular blur that may or may not be the summit signpost. Had I not been up there before, there is no way we could have found the summit, proper, in those conditions.
Approach: 3 hours
Pinnacle: 5 hours
Summit slog: 2 hours
Descent: 3 hours