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Routes in The Storm Boulders
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Au Naturale V8-9 7B+ |
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Blaow V10 7C+ |
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Blaow's Cousin V10 7C+ |
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Brett's Mom V10- 7C+ |
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Downward Spiral V8 7B |
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Evolution V6 7A |
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Four Eyed Blues V4 6B |
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Further Down The Spiral V8 7B |
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Glass Blower (aka Pygmies & Cornrolls) V7 7A+ |
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Indiana jones V9- 7C |
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Innovator V8 7B |
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Monkey Crotch V4 6B |
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Monkey Press V3 6A |
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Mothra Stewart V8 7B |
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Mothra Stewart Left V9 7C |
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Mothra Stewart Variation V8- 7B |
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Mr. Natural V9 7C |
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Pikachu V2-3 5+ |
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Polish Terrorist V9 7C |
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Revolution V10-11 8A |
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Ride the Lightning V6 7A |
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Spiral Tap AKA Kemple's Direct V7-8 7B |
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Squeeze Play V2 5+ |
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Storm Pockets V3-4 6A+ |
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Storm Traverse V4 6B |
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Terrorist V6 7A |
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Terrorist Left V5+ 6C+ |
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Tessa V11 8A |
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Three Graces, The V6 7A |
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Unknown (AKA Revolution Left), The V10 7C+ |
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Up V6 7A |
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Vintage V4 6B |
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Warrior V3 6A |
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Wizard, The V8 7B |
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Woodfords Reserve V3- 6A |
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Zap V4 6B |
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Zap Left V4+ 6B+ |
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| Type: | Boulder, 15 ft (5 m) |
| FA: | unknown |
| Page Views: | 8,898 total · 42/month |
| Shared By: | Ladd Raine on Apr 18, 2007 |
| Admins: | BDalhaus, Brad Fauteux, Jay Knower, M Sprague, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan S, Robert Hall |
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Stand start with the obvious sloper ball in your right hand and a left hand on one of the low crimps. Paste a foot in the corner and pull up to the sloping seam. Rock up until you get a left foot on the starting crimp and stay balanced enough to free up a hand to crimp the higher seam. Technique your way up the slab and topout on jugs. More technical than powerful, but classic either way.
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