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A great example of the silly logistics required to climb this route. Note the two ropes, and the tame waves preparing to annihilate the poor belayer.
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This is where the screaming was nearly ending.
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.
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Rutger Van Huber
Oct 16, 2020
“A great example of the silly logistics required to climb this route. Note the two ropes, and the tame waves preparing to annihilate the poor belayer.”  

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This is where the screaming was nearly ending.
A great example of the silly logistics required to climb this route. Note the two ropes, and the tame waves preparing to annihilate the poor belayer.
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.
Zander getting some good gear and a last restful position for a while.
Zander and Eli taking it all in
Upper dihedral. Some pretty cool movement through this section.
Wet belay if windy... <br> The overhanging dihedral after pulling the lip of the roof is where the black and golden rock meet.
Zander on the crux before the crux.
Zander finding himself backwards and maybe his arm stuck.
Alternate view from the lake
View from the start. Rutger is hanging from the plumb line showing the size of the roof.
Doing some cleaning

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Taylor Krosbakken
Duluth, MN
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