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Pace Is The Trick
V8,
Boulder, 14 ft (4 m),
Avg: 2.3 from 7
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FA: unknown
New Hampshire
> Pawtuckaway
> N Marsh Boulders (aka…
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Description
Start sitting with hands matched on the lowest incut crimp rail. Bump the left hand to one of two crimp gastons and then make a powerful pull to another small crimp rail that is a long ways away. Perhaps use a small knobby pinch to get there. If you make it that far, mostly good holds await. Follow these to an easy, but somewhat dirty top out just right of the tree.
Sharp, powerful, crimpy- in no particular order.
With some traffic, the top out will clean up nicely.
Location
From the parking head past 'Half Baked...' and down a short hill to a large boulder. This problem can be found on the east face, just right of a large hemlock tree.
Protection
A pad or two
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Telluride, CO
Probably more like 2.5 stars for me. With some traffic, this climb should clean up a bit and might end up being closer to 3 stars. Or not. :)
Also, if there's an established name for this, let me know and I'd be happy to change it. Aug 11, 2014
Hooksett, NH
Telluride, CO
The very large boulder down by the water has some really good potential as well, particularly on the side facing the water, if someone is willing to do some serious cleaning. Jul 27, 2015
Hooksett, NH
In your video Christian you didn't use the feet I broke off, I tried it quite a bit with the foot you used, and it felt vicious. Cool problem, love the hard gaston moves, but damn... May 5, 2016
Telluride, CO
New England
Hooksett, NH
Hooksett, NH
Telluride, CO
Hooksett, NH
Henniker NH
Somerville, MA