Fun problem.  

  Slightly easier than its neighbor but the same sort of problem.  Climb up the right side of the crimpy face bumping your right hand up the fairly positive arete.

Pizza is Knowledge

Absolute Zero

Power is Pizza

Chain Reaction

Waterproof Pizza

The Formula

Pizza Prow

Large Hawaiian

This is a really fun problem on good rock.    

  Climb the left side/arete of the far face of this boulder.   

  The full sit starts from crimps in the center of the face and bumps to the arete on the left. Head up using a combination of crimps for the right hand and the not-entirely-helpful arete for your left. 

  The stand goes at V4.

Sit start, move left to a funky, flat crimp, then go up the slopey ramp, and top out.

Sit start as for the problem Power is Pizza, and climb straight up the sheer face through a series of hard, barely there crimps without using the left arete at all.

Admittedly this problem doesn't look like much, but it is fun once you try it.   

  Locate the distinct, rounded, vaguely left-trending chunk of rock on the face facing Forest Lane.   Sit start with right hand at base of  crack and left on whatever works, make an awkward pull up to get situated with hands on both sides of the feature, and head up.

Sit start matched in a barely there scoop/sloper, and move right and up the arête.

This climbs the face that faces the path.  Stand start on jugs, move up the prow, and top out.   

  There is some suspect rock here, but the flake that looks bad rings true.

Sit start the good flake, move left to a crimp the arete, and then go up to a rail. For full value, avoid the crumbly jug, and move right into the crack. It has a steep start with bad feet.

This boulder doesn't look like much, but it has some nice problems on it.  I guess I was hungry when I first found it.

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