Type: Boulder, 10 ft (3 m)
FA: Steve Schultz
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Start on a blocky jug on the left arete of the boulder and move up slopers to a jug. Sadly, just when it starts to get interesting, it ends.

Either way it's a fun problem on true slopers, kind of a rarity at DL. Could be easier.

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Finishing, April 2011.
Finishing, April 2011.
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Railroad Spike.
Railroad Spike.
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Esser on opening moves. April 2011.
Esser on opening moves. April 2011.
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Left arete
Left arete
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