This is on the Lower Tier: Right Cliffband.

Follow the crack to the left of

Call of the Mountain Lion

up to the roof.  Traverse the crack left to the chain anchors for

Hummingbirds on Crack

(or you can pull the roof and join

Call of the Mountain Lion

, 12a).

Poo Crack

Call of the Mountain Lion

Tex-asses Left

Lichen It

The Good Boyfriend

Druken Bolting

Hummingbirds on Crack

Tex-asses Right

This is on the Lower Tier: Right Cliffband.

Follow the obvious corner crack system.

This is on the Lower Tier: Right Cliffband.

Follow 3 black hangers up a tan face to a roof.  Pull the roof (crux) and work up, and right, at the second roof onto the steep slab above.  Follow up to anchor for

Drunken Bolting

and

Lichen It

.  I've only done this on TR, and it feels like 5.12-.  If anyone nails it, let me know.

This is on the Lower Tier: Right Cliffband.

This is the left line on overhanging face to left of

Hummingbirds on Crack

.  It shares same last bolt and anchor with

Tex-Asses Right

and

Hummingbirds...

.  It was recently bolted and hasn't seen an FA yet. Again, let me know how hard if you send it.

On the Lower Tier, Right Cliffband, this is the route farthest right.  It goes up 40 feet through bright lichen and joins

Drunken Bolting

at the slanting offwidth.  Follow to same set of chain anchors for

Drunken Bolting

and

Call of the Mountain Lion

.

This is on the Lower Tier: Right Cliffband.

This climb is located around the corner from the Tex-Asses climbs.

This is on the Lower Tier: Right Cliffband.

Follow the silver hangers straight up to the slanting offwidth crack.  If you ask why the first bolt is so low....see name of climb.  Follow to same chain anchor for

Lichen It

and

Call of the Mountain Lion

.

This is on the Lower Tier: Right Cliffband.

This is the bolted line to the left of

Hummingbirds on Crack

.  The direct start to this climb hasn't been done yet and feels very hard (and a bit contrived), in the 5.12- range.  If you use the crack of

Hummingbirds on Crack

, it's a 5.10.

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Routes in Blanco Basin Crags