Type: Boulder, 13 ft (4 m)
FA: Andy N
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Shared By: Andy N. on May 31, 2014
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The climb is pretty straight-forward. There are a half-dozen obvious holds. The crux of the problem is reaching for and getting past the big reach up to a crack on the overhang.

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On the North side of the 'bouldering area,' North nearly all the way to the main stretch of enscarpment (scenic overlook). The problem is on the Westernmost wall, with only hillside to the West, and the rest of the 'bouldering area' to the East and South.

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Side-shot, looking North. About 75% of the problem is marked in red in this image, the top obscured from view.
Side-shot, looking North. About 75% of the prob…
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Not much of a sit-start possible here, but you can grab, waist-high, one point in front and to the right, and reach your left hand around to the side. Place your feet and drop your butt as close to the ground as you can. <br> <br> You can see in the image a semi-circle cut into the rock before the crux; you can match both hands here and reposition your feet for the reach. Finding holds for both hands hereafter might require a tricky move. Top out into dense shrubbery, or hang on the top to finish.
Not much of a sit-start possible here, but you…
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