Type: Boulder, 15 ft (5 m)
FA: James March
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Shared By: Rick Shull on Nov 20, 2007
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After easy moves to a big jug in a left leaning diagonal crack, this problem involves an exciting and committing diagonal dyno to an exceptionally large, black xenolith. The landing drops away at a sloping angle into a pile of big cobbles, but can be made fairly safe with a couple of pads.

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Center of the southeast face.

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pads and spotter.

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Bumping to the lip off the intermediate crimp.
Bumping to the lip off the intermediate crimp.
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Christian grabbing the horn
Christian grabbing the horn
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Good undercling before crimps
Good undercling before crimps
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I use a left undercling, right hand on first crimp, bump to second crimp, left heel hook, bring left hand in to first crimp then reach out to the finish horn with right hand. I'm 5'1" and my spine is fused!
I use a left undercling, right hand on first cr…
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Look snow.<br> pc: Kyle Noyes
Look snow. pc: Kyle Noyes
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fun line
fun line
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Left hand crossed, eyeing the jug.
Left hand crossed, eyeing the jug.
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locking off to an amazing crimp
locking off to an amazing crimp
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Yabba Dabba Don't" takes the obvious line.<br> Photo by Blitzo.
Yabba Dabba Don't" takes the obvious line. Pho…
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