Type: Boulder
FA: unknown
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Shared By: seand on Jun 16, 2009
Admins: Scott Coldiron, Jon Nelson, Micah Klesick

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Description

A rather fun traverse-y, smear-y problem with an excellent landing area. Pay attention to your feet :)

Location

When approaching The Pasture, this is the first massive boulder you find and the first traverse line that catches your eye.

The start is at the beginning of the long lip and the finish is at the end of it.

Protection

A single pad

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Middle of Andy's Arete.
Middle of Andy's Arete.
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A damp day out at the pasture. Dime edges and slopers in a fantastic setting.
A damp day out at the pasture. Dime edges and s…
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topping andy's
topping andy's
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andy's arete in fall
andy's arete in fall
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akforty7
seattle, wa
V4
akforty7   seattle, wa
V4
V5 seems a bit off, dimes for feet that are easier to recognize if you're a slab efficianato...don't avoid it due to the rating. Nov 12, 2009
Darren Mabe
Flagstaff, AZ
Darren Mabe   Flagstaff, AZ
yeah. lay more rubber down. it will stick. Nov 12, 2009
Steve57 Moore
Poulsbo, WA
Steve57 Moore   Poulsbo, WA
The most recent guide book labels it a V4, but I would agree with V5 more. "Dimes" is a bit generous for the feet, especially if you're trying to go fully up the arete and not topping out early. May 15, 2016