Type: Boulder, 12 ft (4 m)
GPS: 39.32458, -77.71604
FA: unknown
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Shared By: C S on May 23, 2019
Admins: Frances Fierst, C S
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Start sitting on the ground at the base of the left leaning arete. There is a low block on the ground to your left that will make the start a bit tight. Using right hand sidepulls and left somethings (?) establish and move upward to the obvious flat jug on the arete. Then move right to exit in the dihedral, the same as the finish to Critter Cracks.
Not knowing the full details, the grade is a guestimate. The name is also a placeholder until Jeff coughs one up. The beta was poached from this instagram video of Jeff B. doing the first known/recorded ascent. instagram.com/p/Bbk7AKOhBfH…

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This is the first problem to move up the bottom portion of the arete that ulitmately turns horizontal and puts a climber in a death/serious injury fall potential. This problem escapes the exposure by moving right in the dihedral.

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Jeff B. heal hooking the right starting hold and moving up the arete.
Jeff B. heal hooking the right starting hold an…
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