Located in-between "Integration" and "Helix" (to the right of the thin, small, close tree). 

  Find the staggered, irregular diagonal rail with two nice, flat-to-incut edges to sit-start matched upon. Make one long, direct, high stab to the very thin upper crimp. Match the even smaller, thin crimp to the left. 

  Either blast up and slightly right to the flat section, or move further to the left to a nice rail to then work into the top mantle.

Two Small Crimps

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Double Helix

Guardian of the Dream Time

Integration

Picewise

Slope Intercept

Helix

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Properties Prow

Start on the shorter overhanging side, (not the tall downhill side). go to the uphill end of the face and you will notice two trees growing very close to the boulder before the boulder ends.    This problem Sit starts on the left side of the 2nd to last tree along the boulder. 

  So... sit start on the left side of the 2nd to last tree on the uphill end of the overhanging side face of the constant boulder. 

  Look for the long rail to begin on. toss right to a good hand and climb straight up to the top out. look for the massive horn to top out with, just to the left of the tree. 

sit start under the very overhanging nose. Start on the left side of the last tree on the uphill end of the overhanging side face of the constant boulder.  

  Start on the small incut jug with an awkward heel hook to the right. go up and left to big jugs to a fun top out. 

This is the sitstart to "Helix". 

  Sit start on very low on small crimps and either blast straight up to a right hand downward facing  sidepull and then fall into the left facing one (the fun way), or try to use the tiny razor-blade intermediate. finish on "Helix".

We found -and purchased- a postcard in the local general store (shown) that bore the namesake of this boulder problem.

 King line of the boulder. Sit start low on the arete at the left, underside portion of the prow on the long incut crimp rail. Reach up to the pinch above, then work left along the prow to the undercling-sidepull before going to the slot. Move left after the slot on the arete to the nice incut horizontal, then top out above.

The Constant Boulder: 

  "Piecewise Function: A function that uses different formulas for different parts of its domain." 

  So fun!

 Piecewise is on the overhanging left side of the boulder just around from the arête.  

  Sit start low on the deep crimp rail and make a big move up to the next good, beefy rail and match. Establish and engage another big move up to the incut jug at the ledgy portion above, to the left of the blocky segment. Continue to the t-o and make use of the sidepull jug to help with the top out. 

Sit start on the left side of the 2nd to last tree on the uphill end of the overhanging side face of the constant boulder (same as integration).  

  Instead of tossing right as in the "Integration" problem, move straight up to a small crimp, and then out left to a slopey crimp. blast up to a small jug lip and then to the top out. 

Look for the opposing sidepulls about 6 feet up in the middle of the overhanging, shorter, upper left side of the boulder (not the tall downhill face).  

  Start at the sidepulls and climb straight up and over the boulder to top out to the right of the tree.

This is the sit start, full value version or Rate Of Change.  

  Sit down under the pinch/crimp rail you use on the stand version of "R.O.C" and start on the two thin slimpers. Post up on some bad, high feet and pull into the pinch/crimp rail above. Finish as per "ROC Stand"...

This is could be a slight eliminate, but its straightforward enough to be acceptable.

 You will climb this as a direct line, and once you reach the top, go left or right to make the top out easier... you'll see what I mean.

 Start on the back, downhill, tall face. walk over to the middle, right end of the face. look for a long right facing sidepull slash, and then take a few steps back to the middle. look for a small pinch-loaf about 5.5 feet off the ground with a small stone pebble in the top for a flat place to open-hand crimp with a left hand. This is where you will match to start.

 find small feet and make a long move straight up to a good rail.

 Once matched on the rail, toss straight up again to a tiny seam. at the seam move up to the top of the boulder to the right to a loaf block where you will find knobs to help in the thin top out.

On the tall downhill main face, go to the far right end of the face, 3 feet from the edge of the arete. 

  Find the low horizontal crack and then locate the left facing lobe that is just above the crack. stand start on the lobe. toss to the right facing edge as a gaston, and then to a jug. work up to big features.

Walk to the far right side of the Constant Boulder and you will find a sharp, very acute and short arete. This is the "Properties Prow".  

  Sit start under the prow matched on the horizontal slopey jug line. post feet and either use small holds to the lip or blast straight up. Once the lip has been gained, traverse left over a good flat ledge to gain a high nice block to assist with the tricky mantle.

The Constant Boulder: A big boulder in the Right Boneyard... more text to come...

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Routes in Constant Boulder