One move wonder. 

  Start matched on the huge, very low, long flake rail feature. Use any combo of heel hook/toe/hopes and prayers to fling yourself up and right to the upper edge of the block to top out to the right. 

Pulley

By Moonlight

Dusk

Bumps in the Night

There are 2 trees up close to the corner of the block. when looking at the block this line is just left of the 2 trees. 

  start as low as possible, low on the knobby slabby face. scale the face to the easy top out.

FA'd under a full moon, 

  Only 2 moves, but lots of fun. 

  There are 2 trees up close to the corner of the block. When looking at the block this line is to the left of the 2 trees 

  On the downhill, road facing, long tapering face, look for a small flat block to sit on as a small patio. 

  Start low in two slopey inward pockety holes. Move up through knobs to the easy top out. 

FA'd under a full moon... 

  There are 2 trees up close to the corner of the block. When looking at the block this line is to the far left of the 2 trees.  

  On the downhill, road facing, long tapering face, look for a small flat block, and then past that is a long, skinny block turned on its side past the small patio block. 

  Sit start this problem and your right hand will be above the point where the small patio block, and the long skinny on edge block meet. 

  Pull on, and move up slopey holds to the short top out. 

The Pully Block is short and unimpressive to look at. This probably isn't worth looking for by comparison to the rest of the better, larger boulders in the field. If you are up for a hike and exploration, and a lowball obscure line go for it! The block is squatty and slabbed on its long, downhill facing side.  

  Aside from its unaesthetic looks, the short problems are sort of fun and a nice way to warm up or cool down.

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