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U-mound bouldering. Looking East
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Humorous piece written for the NM Climber (Spring 1979) by Jerry Feis, manager of Backwoods which was one of two climber hangouts in the 70s, p. 1.
Taking in the view after a gnarly day.
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MikeH
Jan 29, 2013
“U-mound bouldering. Looking East”  

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Overview of boulder clusters. See separate sections for descriptions and photos of various problems.
Humorous piece written for the NM Climber (Spring 1979) by Jerry Feis, manager of Backwoods which was one of two climber hangouts in the 70s, p. 1.
U-mound bouldering. Looking East
Taking in the view after a gnarly day.
Found this boulder at u-mound, start by going east take right path, then take the left path of next fork keep going until you get pile of rocks then go around them and you'll see the boulder. So my question is there anything on this?
Overview from Mayer & Moret Online Guide; Note that North is to the Left. <br> A/B: Brett & Jill <br> C; Small Slab <br> D,E,F,G,H: Upper Mound (main upper cluster) <br> I: The Corridor <br> L,M,N,O: Lower Mound <br> P,Q: Backside
Feis on the U Mound, p. 3.
Feis on the U Mound, p. 2.
View of boulders from the trail in, just above the point from which you get your first good view, as you cross the paved aquaduct (seen on the left edge of the photo)
Umound approach from the parking lot at the end of Copper NE.
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