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Greatest Show on Earth 
Pocket Problem 
V1 Face 

Greatest Show on Earth 

V9-10

   

FA: Eric Z
Type: Boulder
Consensus: V9-10 [details]
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Submitted By: Brian Runnells on Mar 24, 2007


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BETA PHOTO: Greatest Show goes straight up the face.

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Description 

Start on underclings and climb straight up the center of the largest boulder. The topout can be very spicy.


Location 

Located on the main boulder and it is the most obvious line.


Protection 

As the topout is very high and insecure you will need plenty of pads/spotters.



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The opening move

The opening move

This problem is sick!

This problem is sick!

The top-out is super dirty, but what an amazing climb.

The top-out is super dirty, but what an amazing cl...


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By John W. Knoernschild
From: Wisconsin
May 19, 2009

Nice work on posting this Remo. The problem does look sick! I wants to climbs it!

By SteveSchultz
May 19, 2009

Did you get on it remo??

By Remo
From: Madison, WI
May 19, 2009

I tried the opening moves, and it seems doable. But man, this thing is soooo dirty, and the top-out is a carpet of moss. Needs a lot of cleaning. I think this is my new found love project, beautiful boulder!

By Brian Runnells
May 20, 2009

How did the rock seem?

By Tom Petraitis
From: Evanston, IL
Aug 21, 2009

I somehow smelled this semi-highball from the East Bluff trail and found some cats watching a guy try the low moves. I joined in and have been back a few times. The first move will test your micro-pinch strength on quartzite pebbles in the sandstone. If you get past there you're likely to peel off soon (which is probably for the best!). A few more micro-pebble pinches get you into the middle. One can only do these micro-pinches for a while before your hands can take no more. The middle moves get more interesting and are all about the sandstone huecos. The upper moves appear to be there but are really sketchy! I broke out the short rope and gave them a try. Project City.

The photo does not convey the 15 degree overhang.

By nicros fivten
Oct 25, 2009

Has this been cleaned off yet?

By Nick Rhoads
Oct 25, 2009

Negative, not clean. Pick a day and I can meet you there with a crew.