Type: Boulder
FA: Mike Puente?
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Shared By: Mike Puente on Aug 31, 2009
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Start at the large jug near the water, and follow left uphill, use the large crack and jam to get you into the next section of the rock, then follow the ledge with sketchy feet and dyno to the last hold and up. This is a long traverse, probably one of the longest at Rotary. Not necessarily a very difficult route, but its just so dang long. The crux is the last move (the 21st), the rock is also pretty sharp, so be careful.

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From the Talent Scout, follow paths down to the water, you can see the gigantic rock the whole walk down.

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One crash pad to protect you from the rock below the last move.

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Dropped in The Water, V3.
Dropped in The Water, V3.
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Walking toward the boulder.
Walking toward the boulder.
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The last few moves (feet critcal here).
The last few moves (feet critcal here).
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Right behind the boulder.
Right behind the boulder.
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Setting up for the dyno.
Setting up for the dyno.
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Setting feet for campus.
Setting feet for campus.
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The last two holds before the dyno.
The last two holds before the dyno.
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