Follow the Little to Nothing Wall north, turn left around the corner, (facing west now ) and walk along the cliffspan past several vertical cracks, until you get to the last tall arete. Big Buddha climbs left of the arete up "Happy Buddha" v4, and then tops out up and left instead of dropping off/downclimbing at the decent horizontal downpull hold 12 or so feet up. It adds another 12? feet of V1/ V2 or so movements. Anything on, or around the arete is off if I remember correctly. Found out about the route because of Brian Threlkeld (BT) and John Bagley. The traverse of Wisconsin rapids into Big Buddha would be crazy, and you could add in the Huey traverse as well. 

Big Buddha

Got Milk

Wisconsin Rapids

Huey Couldn't Make It Traverse

Layman

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A classic Chandler traverse with polished foot holds, a few sharp crimps, pinches, and a hefty middle finger mono. The crux is right in the middle and it only has one true rest spot.. the end before the lap back (making it a V7) The most stout V5 at Chandler, for sure. 

Crux is in the middle / low.  Great problem.  Sometimes has cobwebs on it.  Best to climb when dry.

The crux is at the end (north east corner)

Start just under the short roof around head height. Work your way up with big moves to good holds. Good warm up."Layman 5.9+ - Just around the corner from Little to Nothing. Find a foot wide deep cleft. To the left is a two foot roof at shoulder level. Ascend to the conspicuous jugs directly above and pull over the top." - Tulsa Rocks '90Other guidebooks call this a V0. 

Start on water-cut ledges and work your way up the tallest section of the formation. Mostly pinches and crimps, there are one or two jugs to get ahold of. Crux is a balance-y move about 8 feet off the ground, where you have to move your feet higher while holding onto small holds

Always shaded.  This wall sees much less traffic then the ones further east.  It is only a 1 minute walk, but people just seem to shy away from it.  It can ooze some slime after rain for a while and there is more dirt / mud around it, which is probably why it sees less traffic.  It also hosts more difficult bouldering.  The traverses are excellent.

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Routes in Little to Nothing Wall