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Another view of the X-Wall. The long piece of wood on the corner of the wall just beyond the X-Wall is a crack feature. The crack starts at about 2" and narrows down to about 0.5". In my opinion, it goes at about 10+ maybe 11- because of how slick it is.
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Me! Ryan Lawrence, on one of the two slab walls.
Picture of the South/Southeast side of the bouldering area. Photo Credit: Megan Bethge
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Ryan Lawrence
Dec 11, 2019
“Another view of the X-Wall. The long piece of wood on the corner of the wall just beyond the X-Wall is a crack feature. The crack starts at about 2" and narrows down to about 0.5". In my opinion, it goes at about 10+ maybe 11- because of how slick it is.”  

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Another view of the X-Wall. The long piece of wood on the corner of the wall just beyond the X-Wall is a crack feature. The crack starts at about 2" and narrows down to about 0.5". In my opinion, it goes at about 10+ maybe 11- because of how slick it is.
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