Type: Boulder, 14 ft (4 m)
GPS: 40.13261, -79.15674
FA: no info available, I claim 1st send 9/20/2014
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Shared By: Joe L 82 on Sep 20, 2014
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Fun little problem, Sit start in the seam how ever you want, Only one way that i found that worked well. Pull one big move to hit the big lip/horizontal crack. Work your way up on a mix bag of fun holds. Once up on the 2nd layer of rock work your way left then up for a top out. You can continue straight up as opposed to going left but sooner or later the bushes get the better of you and you run out of rock.

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On the West most side of the crag, one of first climbs you get to if you come down the Western trail. Would be on your left if coming down the trail/hill. Not really a boulder, it is part of the lower Western side of the crag. Start in the seam/crack.

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Pic of "You must find a SHRUBBERY!" Pretty solid climb, a little moss, some Mtn Laurel at top, the one hold seems solid but looks a little concerning, different rock, looks like a seam separating it from main rock. Hard to say either way, that being said i wouldn't be surprised it if breaks some day. Hold is low so you would most likely just have a scare and land with a 20lb souvenir in your lap. Both top out options drawn, and questionable hold is marked with RED X. I used it each time with out issue and I'm not exactly a light weight.
Pic of "You must find a SHRUBBERY!" Pretty sol…
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