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Rick Flare Project

Name: Rick Flare Project
Rating: 2.0

V7+ YDS 7A+ Font

Routes in Corridor Boulders

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	Entertainer, The V5 6C PG13
	Knee Stacker V1 5
	Rick Flare Project V7+ 7A+
	Smooth Operator V3- 6A
	Van by the River V1 5
	Will's Crack V2+ 5+
	Will's Problem V4 6B
	Will's Thin Crack V0 4

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Type:	Boulder, 10 ft (3 m)
GPS:	36.41159, -118.9385
FA:	(your name here?)
Page Views:	893 total · 6/month
Shared By:	Benjamin F on Dec 15, 2013
Admins:	Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes Page Updates (admin only)

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As of April 2016, all routes are open to climbing.

Description

Woooo! This thing is a BEAST. Start as deep in the cave as possible, and just start shuffling along.
Awkward toe-heel camming arm stretching shoulder popping hand/finger locking desperation. Top out to the left of the cave.

Required a good deck brushing to remove the dust and grime upon my last visit, but with a little commitment this thing could totally go.

I've gotten close, but I can't quite connect the moves. It feels like it's at LEAST a V7, but feels similar to V9-V10's I've been on.

Will someone please do this!?!?

Location

On the opposite of the boulder that makes up the north wall of the corridor, only accessible/dry when water is at its lowest. November is the best time.

(note: Last time we visited, someone had built a fire ring directly under this. We spent a half hour moving all the rocks and wood. If you come up on something similar, please also take the time to preserve the rock here. fire = death to boulders)