Pretty awesome. Even though it doesnt go from the sit, I gave it an added star to what would be a 2 star line because its tough, an arete line, and uses badass quartz stripes. Has to be 3 stars. 

  Start low on the prow with a right hand on a small crimp dish and a left hand on a thin quartz crimp (the lowest of this combination possible). 

  Pull your heel up onto a larger pocket jug out right for the start. once off of the ground, toss up to the knob pinch along the arete, and climb directly up the blunt prow to the finish. Top out.

Sumatran

Siberian

Tony the Tiger

This is a tough little line that would be 3 stars if it went from the sit. 

  Start mid face (mid-right) on a chunky portion of the boulder (right hand pinch-crimp on quartz left hand crimp on dark sandstone edge) 

  Post on a horrible foot or two and pop up to the first quarts rail.   Match.   Go Again to the next rail, and again to more rails to top out direct.

On the face with the beautiful quartz swirls, look mid-face and at mid-height (to the left of "Siberian") for the lowest of the two main, fat quartz rails.  

  Start on the lower main rail with a high left foot. 

  Bump to the higher rail, gain another quartz crimp and move to the high bump (crimp on top). Set up for a big move to a high knob and top out past juggy higher knobs.

This boulder is unmistakable. The striking, swirling, beautiful quartzite stripes are hard to resist.

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