Type: Boulder, 35 ft (11 m)
FA: Jun 2020
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Shared By: Alan Coon on Jun 30, 2020
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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Start on the right hand side of the rock, so you will traverse upstream. Start on a right-facing sidepull, and move left following the natural line. Cross the crack for a quick shake, and chalk. Stay low, and follow the sharp crimpers. After a few moves, you come to the crux, which has delicate foot work, and work to a left-facing flake. Move up from here to nearly perfect, incut crimps. Continue traversing left, and a short down climb will complete this traverse. This rock is sharp...like life, and one will have to persevere. There are lots of half pad and full pads crimps on here.

This was named after Oliver and his fighting warrior spirit.

Location Suggest change

A Fraternal Twins Boulder, start at the right side.

Protection Suggest change

One or two pads near the crux should do it.

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Fraternal Twins Boulder showing Oliver's Traverse.
Fraternal Twins Boulder showing Oliver's Traverse.
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