Full Moon Over Baraboo 

Regarding route description of "Full Moon over Baraboo":It is my opinion that the route does not go right and does not use the jam crack. It was my impression that the true "Full Moon over Baraboo" goes more directly over the roof and perhaps just a tich left, of courese not using holds on "Hero's Fright 5.7". This way may seem hard but at first but as you boost yourself up and lock off a nice hold comes into view.

I do agree that the face above the roof is not a "gimmie".In fact I think this route done this way is harder than "Upper D" which is sort of a bench mark 5.9 for Devils Lake.

I'm very partial to "Full Moon" as it is the only route in Swartling's Book that has a reference to my hometown.Great Name.....overlooked great route at Devils Lake.

Yup. I agree. I'd climbed it with the beta that Full Moon was the face off to the left of the big beefy crack (which is a 5.8?). And, I agree that it is harder this way than Upper D--definitely not as sustained as Upper D, but formidable nonetheless!

If the crack is not used on Full Moon, then is the crack a distinct route in itself? Any thoughts?

The crack is called "Chicken Tonight". Its in the book.

Even though it has already been said, Full Moon has no jamming in it whatsoever, its a face climb slightly to the right of Heroes Fright.

Yes, a very nice face climb left of Hero's Fright that ignores the crack on the right and left.

Did you lead "Full Moon" Nick? It acually has just enough gear to make it OK safe.

No, but I did look at the gear and not using the within reach rule (part of my personal Constitution) this would be X rated I think, maybe after I get a few other projects first.