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Twist Dah Hick

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Type:	Boulder
Consensus:	V5 [details]
FA:	Carl Samples
Submitted By:	Dan Brayack on Feb 17, 2011

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Description

Personally, my favorite problem in the forest. Start on an obvious jug and follow the left side of the arete to the top.

Location

This is the obvious clean arete, on the right front side of the corridor.

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By Dan Brayack
From: Marmet, WV
Jun 26, 2012

Probably the best problem in the forest.

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