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Viva Brasil! 

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FA: uncertain
Type: Boulder
Consensus: V0-1 [details]
Length: 12 feet
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Submitted By: Nathan Migdal on Jul 27, 2009


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BETA PHOTO: A bit of beta. good hunting


Description 

As you approach the Big Rock from the south, this is that left-of-crack section most likely to catch your eye. A cool-looking projection shaped roughly like South America creates the foundation for one of this boulder's most adventurous problems. Despite its low grade (due to a simpler top out) you're likely to spend at least one or two minutes puzzling over the start. The arete at right is off route. Sit directly beneath Brazil and use the flat, vertical jug lowest to the ground as your liftoff hold. Move immediately left from the start, gripping any part of South America (besides the arete) for handholds, including the deep pocket right above Chile [watch out for bees?]. Go right onto the map and top out slightly left of the start. That's Viva Brasil!


Location 

south side, right of beehive sit


Protection 

Some sort of crashpad or cushions are a must here, unless someone wants to yank up all the large bone-snapping rock debris below this problem.



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Brazil can be spelled with both an S or a Z, making it fun to randomly switch between the two.

BETA PHOTO: Brazil can be spelled with both an S or a Z, makin...


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By Blake K
From: Minneapolis, MN
Oct 20, 2009

Just a thought: I'd give this problem a 3 star if it were meant as the start to link up to beehive traverse...

By Nathan Migdal
From: Bloomington, mn
4 days ago

Done.