Climb past a piton on some straightforward, slabby stuff and veer right; follow a left-trending crack to a left-trending, undercling-flake, and then into the small roofy area. Work out slightly right, clip a bolt, and move through a few cruxy face-moves.  Finish with considerably easier climbing to the anchor.

Sodom and America

Master Peace and Monkey Meat

Cactus Crack

Howdy Ho! (The Turd)

Psychovino's Spaghetti Hell

This is an OK climb with good protection.

Start up a face with a couple of easy moves, move through the well-protected crux with a long reach up & over a dynamite channel, then mantle onto a scree-filled ledge. Careful here as the pebbles will tumble onto your belayer.

Pull an odd move near the corner before mounting the lichen-covered face with a left hand side-pull.  Pass a bolt on the face, clip a bolt on the floor of the ledge, mantle, do one move on a block and mantle again to top out.

This short route climbs better than it looks, but that's a very measured compliment.

A good long brushing might do it some good, as it gets very little traffic and has quite a bit of lichen on it. Perhaps 4 meters to the right of

Howdy Ho!

, there lies a second line of green bolt hangers. The first two protect the crux, which is more or less a V1 boulder problem. Execute the crux, which might be harder for very short people, and head up onto the slab above. Climb up and left past 3 more bolts. Near the top, watch out for a semi-detached, cinder-block sized rock on the right. It might not hold much but is easily avoided.

Top out in the slot to reach a 2 bolt anchor. Belay there or add long slings and lower.

At some point, you will need to clean the slings or belay, but a 1-minute walk off to the West (climber's left) takes you easily to the ground.

Start atop a small hill of loose sandy crap, possibly in a patch of poison ivy, at the left-facing flake.  Move into a left-leaning undercling/roof and aim for a large dead pine tree.  Continue past the pine tree to a smaller pine tree. Belay from it. There is bolt stud near the tree without a hanger.

All the rock seems pretty solid. There is lots of lichen on this one.

Belay from the bottom of the sandy hill. Watch out for cacti.

An overhanging face after an easy hop-up off the deck leads to a right-slanting crack with lieback potential; a sharp crystal chunk marks the end of the cruxy bit.  Pull up and over, move left, and finish on licheny jugs.

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Routes in Turd World Country