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  Simon Parton:   Start standing on the boulder. Climb through some arete moves. Right hand on the sloping tip of the arete. left hand on long tiny gaston. Bump left hand to crimps on Be on Four. control big swing or keep your feet on. right hand up second arete. finish Be on Four.

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  Dillon Elliott

  _2023-07-05
  Had a full-on epic with the flash burn. Getting to the ledge, being scared to commit to the topout and subsequently getting more and more ridiculously pumped before failing hahaha. Was stoked to come back another day and climb on it more! Started right hand crimp under the lip and left hand way low on a good side-pull.
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  Jake Tiger

  _2023-07-03
  After topping this boulder out rather quickly a couple days ago I realized I had started on the wrong holds, which bugged me, so I had to return and do this amazing climb justice. Starting properly ads some wide moves that added to the difficulty. This climb embodies the Squamish style to a tee: slopy compression into a lip traverse. The first move is maybe the widest compression move I’ve ever done on a boulder (except maybe Funk Schwey at the Glen). At first it felt like it would rip my chest apart ahaha. I’m so glad the rock fall did not destroy this beauty because it has turned into one of my favourites. That rock on the left side of the landing fell from the chief last year, it came very close.
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  Andrew Funk

  _2023-06-08
  i love when 30 degree days don't win and i still climb rocks
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  T

  _2023-05-28
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  neilmaclellan

  _2023-05-04

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  Simon Parton

  _2011-09-03
  Shit she's a proud line. Definitely my new favorite problem in squamish! Do I hear low start?