Hershey's Symphony  V1 PG13

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Type:  Boulder, 25 feet Consensus:  V1 [details] FA:  Submitted By:  DisturbingThePeace on Apr 22, 2009 You & This Route  |  Other Opinions (23) Your todo list: Your stars: Your rating: -none- [change] Your ticklist: [add new tick]

there's a reason it's called hershey's symphony......

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Description 

Classic low angle face climbing up a left leaning crack / flake. The first moves are probably the hardest, but best to be solid before going too high on this one.

Location 

On the backside of the Diaphanous boulder, easiest to cut behind boulders from the upper Michael Kenyon Area. It is also possible to approach on either side of the Diaphanous boulder. Watch out the rock is quite slick on the approach.

Protection 

Probably best not to fall, but a pad can protect the start, and it's possible to step off onto the wall behind if necessary. Descent, walk right off of Diaphanous boulder and step across onto a small boulder. Continue straight on this boulder and it's possible to scramble down the low angle backside.

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My blood was definitely flowin' here.