Type: Boulder, 8 ft (2 m)
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Shared By: C S on May 23, 2019
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A very long time ago, a sloper fetish led to groping of these downsloping ramps. The grade is a guess and I think the "holds" are friction itself. Sit on the rock slab and pull onto the bottom ramp and work up these downsloping ramps. I think being short helps because you aren't as jammed up at the start. Needs some modern/updated beta.

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BIG TIME BOULDER

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Learning to Fly (red), Dan's Arete (yellow), Pigeon Foot (green). The pink dotted line is an undone exit to Learning to Fly that is the full value line for an aspiring sender. The teal dotted line is a project that begins the same as learning to fly but moves rightward off of the downsloping hold to gain an undercling pinch and then climbs upward. The orange dotted line is another project that looks to start as a double undercling.
Learning to Fly (red), Dan's Arete (yellow)…
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Friction and subtleties are all you get.
Friction and subtleties are all you get.
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