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GPS: 32.3973, -110.6911
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Shared By: Chris Prewitt on Sep 14, 2009
Admins: adrian montaño, Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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Largest boulder in the center of the cluster. There is a large dead tree standing on the downhill side and an impressive overhang on the east (road) side. Many problems of all grades to be climbed on all sides.

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One of the first boulders seen when approaching from uphill. Largest in the area.

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Location: Boulder C Change
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Main Face of Boulder C. Things have changed a lot since the fire. Blue is Mr. Right (OPB) or Right Arete (MP). Green is Shallow Seam Low, Yellow is Shallow Seam. Red is Dead Head (OPB) or Left Seam (MP).
Main Face of Boulder C. Things have changed a l…
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Looking past the overhang (V4) and arete (V3) on the east side, with the shallow corner on the face.
Looking past the overhang (V4) and arete (V3) o…
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