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Routes in Wandering Wall
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Return of the Native, The V3 6A |
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Tlön V0- 4- |
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Uqbar V2 5+ |
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Orbis V3 6A |
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Tertius V3 6A |
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Ephedra (Left) V0- 4- |
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Ephedra (Center) V1 5 |
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Ephedra (Right) V1+ 5 PG13 |
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Garden of Forking Paths, The V0+ 4+ |
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Averroes's Search V1 5 |
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Shape of the Sword, The V0+ 4+ |
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Circular Ruins, The V0 4 |
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House of Asterion, The V0 4 PG13 |
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Lottery in Babylon, The V0- 4- |
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Secret Miracle, The V1 5 |
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Blue Tigers V3+ 6A+ |
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Ulrikke V0 4 |
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Two Kings, Two Labyrinths V2+ 5+ |
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Zahir, The V2 5+ |
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Aleph, The V2 5+ |
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Book of Sand, The V0 4 |
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Immortal, The V3 6A |
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Other, The V3 6A |
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Junc Town Delinquent V4 6B |
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| Type: | Boulder, 17 ft (5 m) |
| FA: | Skyeler Congdon (possible earlier ascent) |
| Page Views: | 513 total · 8/month |
| Shared By: | Skyeler Congdon on Jan 2, 2020 |
| Admins: | Jesse Zacher, Bradley Mark Edwards, Nick Reecy, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Description
The Aleph is another really good arete problem, though the top mellows out considerably... possibly a good route for someone trying to get into highball bouldering, but needs an easy topout ;)
This problem is interesting in that there are two completely different styles possible on the same terrain. I climbed it as a compression problem, but my buddy found a series of small crimps that I totally missed. I am not sure which way would be easier. Either way, it has really great rock.
Begin crouch/sit on the left side of the blunt arete on a big edge, and choose your adventure. I'd recommend keeping the body on the left side up high as a better finish, if you move right, it's considerably easier.
This problem is interesting in that there are two completely different styles possible on the same terrain. I climbed it as a compression problem, but my buddy found a series of small crimps that I totally missed. I am not sure which way would be easier. Either way, it has really great rock.
Begin crouch/sit on the left side of the blunt arete on a big edge, and choose your adventure. I'd recommend keeping the body on the left side up high as a better finish, if you move right, it's considerably easier.
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