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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 90 feet
Consensus: 5.8- [details]
FA: Tony Bubb and Jenny Schillinger, March of 2004?, (Steve and Noah McCorkel, 2007?)
New Route: Yes
Submitted By: morkel on Jan 27, 2007

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Description 

See photo; start on a ramp, go up to a bulging flake to a nice headwall.

Eds. See page 183 of Jason Haas' excellent Climbing Boulder's Flatirons guidebook.


Location 

On the very right side of the crag; start near a big tree, below a left-leaning ramp.


Protection 

SR, little wires, etc.



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By Tony B
From: Around Boulder, CO
Jan 27, 2007
rating: 5.7

This was climbed by Tony Bubb and Jenny Schillinger in March of 2004. I noted it as "5.7(?)" but did not feel that it was particularly runout by Flatirons standards. I did not give it a name as I presumed at the time that it had also been climbed before, as Dougald and company seem to have scrubbed the crag of its easier lines already. I've never really made good sense of the lines up there, as Rossiter's book even misplaces the standard South Face route on the topo.