Start on flake in middle of boulder make big move right to crimp and grab finish jug.

The Monarch

Gettin' Dirty With It

The Dirty Dozen

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Super fun sit start to two great jugs. Large reach up to decent ledge. Traverse left and top out WITHOUT the tree.

Start on obvious jug, move into two two-finger pockets.  Make a reachy move into a slot, continue left into a super deep pocket, finish on obvious jug. Stay underneath the rail the entire time.

For this boulder, don't use any of the surroundings for hands/feet.  This means that you will have to campus the first few moves until you get high enough to get your feet on the boulder.  Left hand starts on a decent pocket and right hand starts on a two finger pocket with a place for your thumb.  Campus your hands up until you can get a left foot heel hook on the large jug a couple inches above the left hand start hold.  Once you get the heel hook, get the best left hand you can find and stand up on the heel to grab a high right hand sidepull (this move is the crux).  After gaining the sidepull, you should be able to get your feet properly under you and find good hands top get to the topout.  There's a few different ways you can go at the top that are all fairly easy but I found that heading out right towards the spike at the top was the most secure and cleanest way to top out.  Maybe if some of the mud at the top gets cleaned off then topping out directly up the center might be preferable.  Just be careful at the top, the further left you go, the worse the rock quality gets, the muddier it gets, and the landing starts to get sketchy because of the rock behind/bellow you.

 Check the photos and their descriptions for more information.

 Also I just wanted to add that if you don't want to do the full topout, you can just climb until you get both hands either on or above the horizontal crack that goes across the entire boulder about a foot above the right hand side pull that you use during the crux of the climb.  At this point you have done all of the parts of the climb that give it the grade and can still drop off very safely.  There is a picture that highlights the more useful holds for the topout  and in the picture anything circled (except for the lowest circle, which is really a two finger pocket)  would work as a finish hold for a safe dropoff.

Traverse with nice ledges for feet throughout the first half that disappear into quite small footholds that require some precision. Start with feet on lowest ledge, left hand on good crimp right hand up and slightly over on other good crimp. Use low ledges to walk left until they run out while walking hands left using side pulls and a gaston. Hands continue up to a nice jug then left following the small overhang using a series of good holds to finish. Finish far left, matching on the undercling in top left corner of picture

Mossy boulder to the left of Amusement Wall. This boulder has tons of possibility. All it needs is some brushing and some excited TLC.

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