Ding Ding Dong

Named after Sandy Dong, bolted and prepped by K. Stoletov. Climbs the bolt line directly above the belay station/platform, shared with "Janus" and "Sketchy Foks".

Follow the line of tightly spaced bolts through a few easy opening moves before gaining a stance with a finger lock in deep pocket that oozes mud. Clip up, wipe your fingers on your pants, chalk up, and dive into a technical boulder sequence on some of the best rock on the wall!

A small ledge where you can take a precarious no hands rest breaks the climb in half. The latter half of the climb is generally easier, although can be easily botched! Be gentle on the side-pull jug in the alcove so all of the future generations can enjoy the pleasant respite offered by the good hold.

Consider stick clipping to keep your rope out of the creek. 

On the North face of Little Russia (where the creek runs right next to the wall), look for the bolted belay station/belay platform. Identify DDD by its tightly spaced bolts on the smooth, grey, vertical limestone down low, leading to a ledge with black and yellow streaked rock above.

11 bolts, 2 bolt anchor with a rap ring.