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What About Bob?

Name: What About Bob?
Rating: 3.5

V5 YDS 6C Font R

Routes in Terrain Boulders (aka Droegerland)

	All About Bob V2 5+
	Antithesis of Bob, The V0 4
	Bob's Crack V2 5+
	Dr. Funkenstein V2 5+
	Dude's Face V3-4 6A+ R
	Eara Fuchin' Schmuckin' V3 6A
	For Her Pleasure V4 6B
	Funk Soul Roof V3+ 6A+
	Funk Soul Roof (Stand Start) V1 5
	GFP V1 5
	Holly's Face (variation) V7- 7A+ PG13
	Holly's Face variation of the variation V8 7B
	Is This Thing On? V1- 5-
	It Satisfies V5 6C PG13
	It Satisfies Left V6 7A
	Kleine Schlampe V3 6A
	Madam Assey V0 4
	Mass Hysteria V8 7B
	Parasol V5+ 6C+
	Plush V6+ 7A
	Schnitzel Bock V2 5+
	Shag V3+ 6A+
	Slipstream V2 5+ R
	Snuff V1 5
	Spewbacca V4 6B
	Tall Boy V3- 6A
	Tower of Power V10 7C+
	What About Bob? V5 6C R

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Type:	Boulder, 20 ft (6 m)
GPS:	39.96093, -105.28315
FA:	Bob Horan?
Page Views:	2,060 total · 8/month
Shared By:	Joe Collins on May 13, 2004
Admins:	Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC Page Updates (admin only)

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Description

This has to be among the best mid-grade boulder problems in the Front Range. Located on the Bob Boulder, follow the normal approach to the Terrain boulders, but head slightly downhill to the south just before the Fairview Boulder. The boulder is hidden from view until you're just above it.

This is the intimidating but stunning line on the east face. Beginning from a well chalked jug, make strenuous moves up to the obvious hueco. Traverse right to a rail and then fire straight up the seemingly blank section past hard to find crimps to the top. With the bouders at the base and the sloping hillside landing, this section feels pretty up-there.

(FWIW, I've seen this listed in various places as V5, but I've since seen this in CO Bouldering 2 as V4.)