Type: Trad, Boulder, 20 ft (6 m)
FA: Ren Terquile, ccox 1999
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Shared By: Colin Cox on Nov 25, 2012
Admins: Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen
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This lone, tall boulder seemed to be unclimbable because of the lack of holds on it, but after managing to get stood up on the NW slab, I knew it had to go. I took my friend Ren there and we pushed it to the top with a big stack of pads and a bunch of spotters. It's tall and lichenous and the only way down is to slide off the NE side and take a 10 foot jump to the pads. I'm not aware of a previous history of this climb.

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From the High Island area, it's across the dirt road that goes to Camp Wamatachick. It's the only tall, dirty, egg-like boulder sitting there with no apparent line to the top. Climb the NW slab. The start involves high stepping onto a faint arete. Jump off the NE side.

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Lots of pads.

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