Myth of Silenus 

I've got some beef with these entries, Alexander.

1) There is a section on this site listed as Santa Barbara Bouldering, a much more fitting place for these. Don't clutter up the San Ysidro climbing page with these.

2) Do you have a copy of the old Tucker/Steele guide? If so, you'd know that they mention the bouldering along the ridge and up the trail (though they don't list specifics), so i wouldnt claim FA's on most of the obvious ones.

3) This entry is basically worthless. No description, directions, location, or even a photo. Why did you even post this? To claim another "FA" and and post your name all over the interwebs? Maybe you should advertise your unlicensed, uncertified Los Padres Guide Service while you're at it?

Yeah, the bouldering problems all need to be moved. In all honesty, I didn't have time to move them at the time of their arrival. That, and it seemed a little funny to make a SY bouldering area page. But what the heck, if a chap is psyched, then good on him.

I'll get it done nonetheless.

Sorry Andy. I honestly never even noticed the bouldering area of the site. But its sad to hear you be so negative Mr. Shore. Have you gone out and done a single thing for which I HAVE posted a good description? Yet you try to shoot me down with some lame insult, sent from your armchair? That's actually funny to me I hope you see the humor in it. Thks to Mr. Patterson for being cool. If you'd like me to reorganize the section let me know otherwise Ill wait for it to be done.
-Alex

Alexander,
You reap what you sow.

I would refer you to your comments on the Wasp, at Sespe Gorge, not to mention Foothill Crag.

Alex,
Shore and Patterson have both been huge in the SB community. Your comments on bolting and ethics are not valid and what you are trying to prove with those comments I don't know.

Keep putting up routes/finding old routes/problems and just do some research and make sure you give credit where it is due, this type of work is greatly appreciated.

I think most of the necessary corrections have been made. For future reference for anyone interested...if a route is not listed in any guide or anywhere else for that matter, please dont get upset when credit is not given appropriately. How could it be? As for ethics in regards to bolting, I do know what I am talking about. It is critical that the ethical standards set in place are respected.
Thanks to everyone for their interest!

Ill add a photo and better description of this problem as soon as I have time. Sorry for the vagueness! I have to use a buddy's laptop and only force my way online every so often. Thanks for being cool!

Alaxender, I would point you to Andy's excellent example. From the Rattlesnake Canyon Crag page:

"I'm not the first person to try developing this area. I've found old anchors, rusty bolts, and sundry evidence of past climbing shenanigans."

In the Santa Barbara area, you should assume that any particular piece of rock has already been climbed.

I don't mind people posting entries when they don't have all the information (in fact, it's one of the best ways to get info about a problem), but ones like that just add to confusion. There is literally no way I could use this entry to find this boulder or problem.

Also, if you google 'san ysidro bouldering' (don't even have to specify Santa Barbara) this page comes up in the first few hits: americanrivierabouldering.blogspot.com/2008/12/garden-of-ede>>>
documenting most of the boulders on San Ysidro in 2008.