Stand start for Brother John. Start off on line of jugs to the right of the tree and climb up and right to the arete and top out using the slopey arete and jugs.

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Bejesus

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Brother John

An excellent climb that suffers a bit from a tight location! Sit start in the corner of the overhang to the right of Brother John. The right hand is on a large jug feature and left hand is down and left on a large incut crimp. Pull-on and make a big lock-off out left before figuring out a delicate and technical sequence up the slopey dihedral. Find a good spot in the dihedral and make a crux lockoff over the bulge to a good hold.  From here, a few more long reaches between large holds gains easier slabby terrain and an easy topout.

This is an obvious face climb that starts on the crimps you see in the photo and stays left of the large holds until you get onto the face which is a little highball and spicy (some nice exposure at the top). 

Almost identical climb to Bejesus despite using none of the same holds except starting feet. Start on two underclings 3 feet to the left of the Bejesus start. Reach up for a crimp rail and match on it then climb straight up on more crimps avoiding the Bejesus crimps and then do the high finish for Bejesus after you reach a fin shaped hold up high.

Start sitting in a hole, using a good left and decent right crimp in a crack feature. Stab your way into a good left hand crimp and a vicious right hand quartz razor. A big move to a jug, some tree and boulder avoidance technique, and an easier but tallish topout finish the process. Hard, sharp, and a little squeezed.

A hard to find obscure boulder with a couple of problems.

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