Bipolar

toward the end of this problem it becomes a bit sharp, so be ready to tread lightly.

sit start under the incline on a set of flakes, and either undercling up, or toss up off the flakes to the first sloper. There is a long, diagonally ascending line that includes slopers, knobs, and sharp pockets. it is clean and some holds at the end are sharp, but you can avoid them by using intermediates. once at the last sequence, grab the top for an easy top out.

This problem is on the Bi-Lingual Boulder, which is the first boulder in the Listening Rock Boulder Loop. The problem is to the right of the "Bi-Lingual" Problem and facing the closest picknick table to the boulder.
It starts under the incline on a set of flakes and goes to long set of slopers trending up and right to end on the top right corner of the boulder.

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