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**Title:** Painting at the Tallest Mountain in Northern Europe
**Summary:**
* The narrator, an artist, attempts to climb a mountain in Norway (the tallest in Northern Europe) with painting supplies to complete a painting at the summit.
* This is a personal challenge, as they failed a similar attempt on a smaller mountain a year prior due to bad weather.
* The narrator documents their 9-hour round-trip hike, facing challenges like exhaustion, wind, and slippery terrain.
* Upon reaching the summit, they set up their canvas and paint, feeling self-conscious in front of other hikers.
* After completing the painting, they reflect on their accomplishment, thank their patrons, and showcase new merchandise.
* Finally, they descend, donate the painting to a nearby lodge, and conclude their exhausting but successful adventure.
Here are the extracted key facts, numbered and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. The mountain being climbed is located in Norway.
2. It is the tallest mountain in Northern Europe.
3. The climb is approximately 1500 meters straight up.
4. The walking distance for the round trip is approximately 5.5 kilometers (mentioned as "five and a half kilometer walk").
5. The estimated time for the climb is about 4 hours.
6. The total duration for the round trip (climbing and descending) is about 9 hours.
7. Additional time (at least 4-6 hours) was allocated for painting at the top.
8. The climb starts at 5:00 a.m.
9. The journey to the mountain base takes approximately 6 hours by car (mentioned as "it's like a six hour drive").
10. The painting surface being used is designed not to freeze in winter conditions.
11. The climber had previously attempted a similar feat on a smaller mountain but failed due to weather conditions.
12. The successful climb and painting took place one year after the initial failed attempt.
13. The climber has a patron support system and offers merchandise in an online store.
14. Upon descending, the climber considered gifting the painting to a lodge at the mountain's base.