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V0. Left side of the slab.
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V0. Taller, right side of the slab.
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V3. Sit-start matched on the left hand start hold of "Lost", then head up and left to exit on the tall slab. Tricky! (FA Trent Hoover, 2013)
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V8. Start (and climb) as per "Shelley was a Doctor First", but rather than traversing all the way to the dihedral, climb up the right side of the blunt arete once you are able to do so, and continue up and right to the peak of the slab. See video beta to clarify.
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V6/7. Sit-start low on the left side of the little cave, with your left hand on a small, incut sidepull just outside the cave, and your right hand on either the sidepull just inside the cave, or a small crimp beside your left hand. Powerful moves lead up and right to the blunt arete. Finish up the slab above. A great problem defined by several perfect "Frank Edges".
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V11. Start, and climb, as per "SwaDF". Once you gain the mini-jug on the far right of the dihedral, match, and continue right through a series of technical moves on sloping holds, until you link up with the mid-point of "Plan 66" and "Problem Four". Finish up either of those highballs. The extension itself is probably only V4, but the nature of the holds and moves make it very difficult to finish.
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V10. Start as per "Lost", but instead of heading up along the lip of the small cave, reach into the cave for a small edge, and use this to continue traversing the lip rightwards to a small jug on the far right wall. From here, head back left on the slab to top out. Very cool line (although a bit of an eliminate)! (FA Terry Paholek, 2013)
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V1/2. Stand-start off rock, using small right-hand jug to press into dihedral. Climb directly over bulge above.
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V2. Highball! Start as per "Plan 66", but continue straight up the tall, white-striped face instead of traversing up and right. Spooky.
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V3. Start on the positive undercling/sidepull at the base of the blunt arete. Follow right-trending rails and sidepulls up and right until it is possible to reach the lip of the boulder. A fun problem, but dangerous where the line climbs above two large blocks at the base.