Television Screen 5.10b V0+
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Description This climbs the obvious right side of the face, while always keeping the right hand on the corner/arete.
Location Coming up the hill one can't help but notice a boulder that literally looks like a television screen. Up from the road about 40 feet. See pic.
Protection Boulder Problem
Matt having some turkey week fun on the right corn...
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By Adam Stackhouse
Administrator
Mar 5, 2006
| If one steps around the right corner and uses the same corner but (facing east) tries using the left hand via a lieback, the route upgrades to a 5.11 |
By Adam Stackhouse
Administrator
Mar 6, 2006
| The left corner of the Television Screen goes at 5.12d This is named the Woodward Arete. Yet another variation goes straight up face, just left of center. This is Slapstick, 5.12b |
By G.McCay
From: San Diego, CA
Apr 3, 2007
rating: 5.10b V0+
| TV Screen is aka Super Edge. Laybacking Super Edge to the right is 5.11b. |
By ron amick
From: poway, ca
Dec 2, 2011
| Correction: The problem up the center of the television screen is called HDTV V 6/7, and is one of the test pieces on the hill.
Slapstick, put up by Tom Scott in the mid 80's is on the east end of the tv screen, to the left of the woodward arete. He called it B1 or V 3/4ish |
By Darrell Hensel
Dec 6, 2011
| Ron got the problems right. The center problem (HDTV) had the working name of Emergency Broadcast System for as many years as I can remember, initially given when Kevin Powell first tried it. Since KP didn't do it, when Weinberg did, Johnny got the right to name it anything he wanted (seems reasonable to me.) |
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