The moves on this problem are not as repetitive as chalk dust.  

  Named after Kevin falling onto his unopened coconut water, causing it to spray and soak the pad.

Coconut

Chalk Dust

Left Face

Right Face

Start 4' to the right of the plastered crack.   Climb upward until you're roughly bridge level then start going right.

Don't let the mortar cracks fool you.    There's a good grove for crimping every 2 stone layers. Not every stone layer.   This bridge support has been sprayed with a glaze coating to help prevent weathering. This is bad because it makes some spots smooth, this is also good because the route might be to easy without it.   Named after Kevin fell from the arc onto his chalk bucket that contained loose chalk. His face was powdery.

You can choose to boulder to the top or top rope.

This small area is packed full of problems on both the East & West Side of the river.    -The railroad bridge have spots to boulder, sport climb, and top rope   - The Stearns road bridge has 8-12 Routes

Description

Protection

Routes in Buildering Bridges West Side