Type: Boulder, 14 ft (4 m)
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Shared By: Bradley Mark Edwards on Jun 4, 2017
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Stand start on the left side of the south face. Utilizing crimps and flakes, move upward. The topout lacks a perfect crimp, but slopers can be used to achieve the jug.

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Start on the left side of the south face of Boulder B. The downclimb is on the northeast side.

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Pads and a good spotter. There is a corridor 2 feet behind the boulder, so falling awkwardly could prove painful without a good spotter.

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Beta for Route 19.
Beta for Route 19.
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Brad moving toward the top on Route 19.
Brad moving toward the top on Route 19.
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Brad on Route 19.
Brad on Route 19.
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The corridor that Boulder C (on the right) and Boulder B (on the left) make.
The corridor that Boulder C (on the right) and…
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Route 19 on the map.
Route 19 on the map.
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