Type: Boulder, 20 ft (6 m)
FA: Chris Prewitt
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Shared By: Chris Prewitt on Oct 22, 2010
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A body position problem on good rock with air above a great landing.

Squat start at the edge of the drop-off in two large pockets. Sculpted edges and dishes lead slightly left to a good pocket past the lip. Follow the arete right using cobbles and edges until a nice rounded jug on the upper arete allows for a transition onto the face.

Location Suggest change

Southeast face of the Split Boulder. Left side of the upper tier. Look for a chest high 5"X7" block near drop-off, then find the big pockets below.

While landing area is fully shaded in the afternoon, the rock itself is in the shade nearly all day.

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Spotter can stand on lower level to protect the first several moves before stepping up and shifting pads for the upper arete.

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