On the low left side of the boulder close to the water is this good compression problem. Begin crouched with a left hand rail and small right hand crimp. Use some heel/toe trickery to pull on and move up and left, traversing the arete left to top out. The landing is underwater most of summer.

Barrel Rider

Impish Joe

Lizard Brain

SDS on a good rail, and move into a crimpy seam. Hit the lip, and bump to a sloped pocket that you can't see. Make your way right to a pair of glory jugs, and throw a heel hook up. Carefully balance your way over the lip using awful sloped dishes and friction. Top out the slab.

Start on the lowest holds with a left hand sloper and a right hand sidepull, slap up your right hand to a three finger mini-incut, then bump your left hand in to a meaty pinch, and easily compress to the top.

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