Type: Boulder, 14 ft (4 m)
FA: ? Someone in the 90s ?
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Shared By: Aaron Parlier on Oct 18, 2011 · Updates
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Hive Boulder:

Sit-start at the base of the boulder on the slab block under the boulder itself. hands on top, and feet on smallish edges, or smeared. lever up and nab any good ripple or edge above the slab on the big main boulder, and bring feet up onto the top of the slab block.
from here, follow the line up the boulder as a sort of wide arete, using edge holds, smooth knobs, or shallow pockets to the top out. feet follows most of the way.
the top out is straight forward.

Be sure to check out the problem description of the Hive on GHSP Bouldering! graysonhighlandsbouldering.…

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On the Hive Boulder.
Approaching the Hive Boulder from the "Room", the "Hive" problem is on the front of the boulder, nearest to the trail. The problem sit Starts down on the vertical slab block under the base of the boulder. the problem follows the boulder almost as a wide arete, vertically, to the top out.

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