Type: Boulder, 18 ft (5 m)
GPS: 44.55716, -72.79385
FA: Brad Fauteux
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Shared By: Brad Fauteux on Oct 8, 2019
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Sit-start under the leftside of the overhang, to the left of the prow matched on a sloping rail feature. A strong core and a few hard and precise moves on sloping pinches keep the climber from dabbing and eventually allows one to gain improving holds and dishes up and left. A tricky sequence gains some larger holds on the arete which is then followed by a slightly sketchy highball topout.

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This is the leftmost climb on the downhill side of the block.

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Miles on the starting holds of the problem. (The right hand hold that he used is no longer there, but I used the positive sloper just right of his hand in this picture.)
Miles on the starting holds of the problem. (Th…
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The starting rail of the boulder problem.
The starting rail of the boulder problem.
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