Type: Boulder, 22 ft
FA: unknown
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Shared By: AWinters on Jan 21, 2008
Admins: Aron Quiter, Euan Cameron, AWinters, M. Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer suchoski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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Description

The perfect morning warmup.

Climb up the steep slab using crimps, side-pulls and high-steps to an exciting crux up high.

Location

Right side of the high steep slab on the southeast face.

Protection

Pads, spot

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Enjoying 'Good Morning Sunshine' v1
Enjoying 'Good Morning Sunshine' v1
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Topping out on the better warmups in the area!
Topping out on the better warmups in the area!
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Mike Womack pulling through the moves. Great warmup!
Mike Womack pulling through the moves. Great w…
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Mark K
 
Mark K  
 
For the full value experience, don't cheat out to the arete at the top of this one. Great and exciting problem! Oct 23, 2012
opusgrooves
opusgrooves  
This thing is easily 35 feet tall. Not 22. I understand sandbagging in Bishop as a local developer, but sandbagging the height of a boulder problem is pretty lame sauce. We've literally measured the thing from the right side with the unnamed V2 that isn't listed here and it's 35ft+. Should be updated mod. Thanks! Mar 24, 2019
AWinters
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  V1
AWinters   NH  
  V1
35'+? There is no way. Im sorry but your measurement is off. Look at the photo on the previous page with the guy in the blue shirt. He is 6 feet tall. Where are you getting this extra 15 feet? Mar 24, 2019
Ashley Swenson
Pasadena, CA
Ashley Swenson   Pasadena, CA
youtu.be/DoMs_iebGz4 Mar 25, 2019