Sit start with underclings/sidepulls and make a hard pull to the far away shelf. Match and move a little to the left and up the shield. This is V3 from the stand.

Cue the Crickets

Mr. Sketchy

Jailbird

Problem Child

Cops

Cue The Mosquitoes

60 Grit

Missing Link

Mental Case

Robbers

Fat Possum Right Var.

The Fat Possum

Bank Heist

Crickets

Sit start matched on a cool feature in an alcove on the backside of the Diamond Boulder. Make a long move right and climb up to a slopey topout.

Sit start as for the problem Missing Link, but climb right to send this sketchy arete. The first ascent was October 3rd, 2010 in a solo effort. It is V4 from the stand.

Facing the problem Cue the Crickets, walk right around the corner and go about 7-8 feet to an overlapping arete. Sit start and climb straight up.

Sit start on two good crimps (the right hand one is higher and better) on the far right side of the Diamond Boulder in an overhanging cave. Pop to a sloper, match, and move left eventually getting a huge pinchy rail with your left hand and top out straight up.

Formally known as the Gem Project. Start down low on the left arete using slopers and the flake. There's holds past 10 feet - find a way to get up there! The landing is good. 

Sit start matched on the left arete on the tallest block, the Ruby Boulder. Move up and right fighting for feet and eventually get the big rounded granite pinch on the wall with your right hand. Top out up the obvious, overhanging face. V2 from the stand.

Sit start all the way to the right on the Emerald Boulder at the lowest point with a good crimp bar. Traverse all the way left on some funky holds and eventually work your left hand into and up the flaring crack and top out at the highest point.

This is a technical slab. Start standing on a good sidepull and crank up and right to a good crimp. Get established with your feet and make lots of ticky-tacky moves back left topping out on crystally slopers.

Start as for the problem Cops and move left and traverse all the way across to the far left arete and top out.

This could have easily been done before, but I personally found this right exit more fun (and committing) than the standard topout to the left. If you're looking for an extra challenge, start as for The Fat Possum, but trend right after you gain the left split crimp. I crossed left onto a flat, left hand edge and made the long move to a jug horn at the top of a flake over the rock below. There are lots of feet options and good holds above. The moves aren't hard, just... don't fall.... Let me know what you think.

Recently this was known as the Cave Project. Sit in small cave on an undercling slot and pinch. Toehook and move out to the horizontal break. Heelhook and compress on the top half to a jug then top out.

Sit start 6 feet left of the problems Cops and Robbers  roughly in the middle of the Diamond Boulder with a rounded, left sidepull and a right sloper. Get you feet on and crank to the big ledge/shelf.

Stand start for Cue the Crickets, the very obvious, jug-to-crimp line up the center face of the Ruby Boulder. I believe this is an excellent, obvious line by itself and more than deserves a spot on MP.

There are three main boulders here. The first boulder you reach after bushwhacking is the Diamond Boulder which has the problems Cops, Robbers, Bank Heist, and Jailbird. The second boulder is about 30 feet straight ahead and is called the Emerald Boulder. It has the problems Missing Link and Mr. Sketchy. The third boulder is about 10 feet further and is called the Ruby Boulder. It is the tallest and has the problems 60 Grit, Cue the Crickets and Problem Child on it.

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