Type: Trad, 180 ft (55 m), 2 pitches
FA: Karl Kvashay and Brandon Gottung
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Shared By: Brandon Gottung on Sep 7, 2015
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Many blockhead moves were committed this day. Including a trundle following pitch 1, which tacks on a solid "+" to grade. I even had a camera up there but never took shots of the line - yep - it's that good! It is worth doing if you are up there with some time left for climbing.

P1 5.10+ Wide jams to an offwidth bulge.
P2 5.9+ Mostly hand jams in the corner.

P2 has a single bolt anchor - another blockhead moment.

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On the Southeast facing wall of Mt Johnson. Climbers left of the gully system left of Force Boyle.

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Double set fingers to fists, #5 and #6 may be good to have for P1's crux.

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