Just Like Nebraska 

I was lucky enough to get to try this route with the fa's the day after it was bolted. It is a good route with a trickier slab than meets the eye and a technical little roof. Good people too!

Hey Jeff, didn't get your last name when we met. Now I have it and you will be on the FA. Take care and look me up on your next trip to Boulder.

Really fun route, but stuff is still breaking off. Be careful after the last bolt! When I was belaying, my partner's (rather large) foothold broke off and landed one foot to the left of me. Scary! The start is pretty loose, too, and I even managed to break a small crystal I was using as a finger hold on the slab. Once this things sees a little more traffic and gets cleaned up, it will make a great addition to the canyon. Very sustained, yet various types of moves.

This is a pretty nice route, and its proximity to the road makes it a good project for short late-summer days. The slab moves before the crux--around the sixth bolt--are tricky and interesting. Here's my crux beta: after clipping the seventh, step up to the good right foot and get the arete undercling (this may break off eventually) with the left hand and work the left foot up. Now reach off straight to the right; there is a somewhat invisible sidepull there. Using this you can stand on your right foot. Now your hands are down by your waist, the bolt at your face, and your left toe seeking an undercling, somewhat unsuccessfully, under the roof. Pause a moment and throw with the right hand to get the jug as you are falling outward. If you catch it, you're done.