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The Beehive Boulder
1. *VB A great beginner slab with jugs
on a low angle that's high enough to be
fun.
2. **V0 SDS on the arete and rock into the slab then up.
3. *V1 Left Trending Rail/Arete.
4. V1 Crack system on the bulge.
5. *V3 SDS on the two left trending finger cracks.
6. V3 Just SDS on the left of the two finger cracks.
7. V? Reachy micro crimps over a bad landing-maybe.
8. V3* SDS on jug, then up to the lip and mantle.
9. Project: something wicked here.
10. SDS project which could easily link into the #11b or just top out.
11. V2 SDS on crimps and up
11a. V4* SDS on crimps and take the left facing crimps out right.
11b. Project: take 14a into the chock stone and up.
12. *V4 SDS Crimps and slopers, the rock to the right is off, which makes for a trickier top out.
12a. V2 SDS use the rock to the right for the exit.
2. **V0 SDS on the arete and rock into the slab then up.
3. *V1 Left Trending Rail/Arete.
4. V1 Crack system on the bulge.
5. *V3 SDS on the two left trending finger cracks.
6. V3 Just SDS on the left of the two finger cracks.
7. V? Reachy micro crimps over a bad landing-maybe.
8. V3* SDS on jug, then up to the lip and mantle.
9. Project: something wicked here.
10. SDS project which could easily link into the #11b or just top out.
11. V2 SDS on crimps and up
11a. V4* SDS on crimps and take the left facing crimps out right.
11b. Project: take 14a into the chock stone and up.
12. *V4 SDS Crimps and slopers, the rock to the right is off, which makes for a trickier top out.
12a. V2 SDS use the rock to the right for the exit.
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