Getting rained off the climbs can sometimes have its advantages, too.

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Getting rained off the climbs can sometimes have its advantages, too.

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This is where the screaming was nearly ending.

Fog creeping on Lake Superior.

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Kris Gorny

Jul 19, 2010

“Getting rained off the climbs can sometimes have its advantages, too.”

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This is where the screaming was nearly ending.

Getting rained off the climbs can sometimes have its advantages, too.

Fog creeping on Lake Superior.

Palisade in a winter storm. December, 2006.

Winter view from the bottom.

Winter at Palisade Head.

Photo by Anthony Johnson (agjohnsphotography)

Sailing towards Palisade Head from the south. September 2009.

Right in the thick of it on the FA of Amphitrite.
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Photo by Rutger Van Huber.

Try-hard tongue!

Cranking through hand jams on Yamadori.
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Photo: Rutger Van Huber

Me on the FA of Spruce Tips. This is the upper part of the finger crack. Photo by me and my tripod.

Reaching out for the start of the monos

Me on the upper arete of Yamadori.
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Photo: Rutger Van Huber

Happened to be there with my iPhone.

Some 2020 fall color amid the morning fog

The picturesque top of the climb. Not too hard, but right over the water. Note the gear ass-disaster at the bottom of this photo.

Taylormoose exiting the crux on the first ascent of Pamplemoose

Left to right: KGB, Night Vision, Spruce Tips, Socket Wrench (green, partially shown), Christmas Tree Crack (red), Laceration Jam

Me on the last few face moves of Spruce Tips. Photo by me and my tripod.

Late morning view of Palisade Head from the Lake (Jim Craighead's sailboat). September 2009.

Pondering the final moves.

Paige takes a breather from the upper offwidth on Socket Wrench.

The top crux, grunting past the sloper.

Hillary onsighting Sunny and Sheer.

Eating one of my #0.2s because I brought too many. Photo by Will Hopkins!

Gabe just chillin on the upper arete of Yamadori

On the classic "Palisaid"

Dark skies over Palisade

Me leading in to the crux. Good moves over good gear.
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Photo by Karina Krosbakken.

Me on Lapidarian on a hot summer day. Photo Credit: Slavomir Tkac

SOUTH SIDE!

Zander H on Poseidon's Adventure

Sunset over Palisade, from the top of Shovel. Probably wishing I was over there while I took this photo!

Backwards Eric in the middle of The Fool's Progress.

Me chicken winging through the crux on Iron Maiden with a new BD#8 keeping me cozy. Photo credit and big cam owner: Shane Steele

Just above the upper headwall crux on the FFA. Still overhanging!
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Photo Credit: My cellphone wedged in a TC Pro

Palisade ahead from Shovel Point, MN.

North End

Belay on

Setting up climbs on Palisade Head.

The Head from Shovel Point.

Palisade Head from Shovel Point, MN 1997

View from Palisade Head, as we walked from the lot to the top of Danger High Voltage. May 2018.

Gigantic rhyolite boulders in Lake Superior at the base of the climbs at Palisade Head.

The wall at the far end of the crag, full of choss at the base

Rob on the stunning headwall of Rejuvenation.

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