This is a link up of Moses into Big Mitch.

 Sit Start as per Moses, but instead of topping out once you get the giant sidepull jug,  continue rightwards and slightly down into the start of Big MItch and then finish as per that problem.

 Just as with "Big D" I doubt this is a First Ascent, but posting it as such is the most surefire way to get a discussion going about it. Who did this first, what did they name it, and what was their grade opinion?

Bigger D

Big D

Big Mitch

Moses

Unnamed V1

King Solomon

The Red Sea

See No Evil

Armageddon 5000

Cain and Ankle

Big Meech

This is a link up of Red Sea into Big Mitch.

 Sit Start as per Red Sea, but instead of topping out once you get the giant sidepull jug after the hard bit of Red Sea, continue rightwards and slightly down into the start of Big MItch and then finish as per that problem.

 I doubt this is a First Ascent, but posting it as such is the most surefire way to get a discussion going about it. Who did this first, what did they name it, and what was their grade opinion?

Start matched on a pedestal ledge, climb right on good edges, finish it off with a large throw to a good sloper.

Moses starts on a horizontal edge/pinch to the right of Red Sea. Move left to a crimp and then pull a large lock off move to intersect with Red Sea. Finish up on Red Sea.

Climb up the last seam to the right of Big Meech to the positive ledges and the classic slopey topout.

Based on "Secrets of So iLL" video: Start in middle of the wall and dyno to gaston-jug (crux). Lower start on crimps may exist.

start low and left. make a few moves on whatever holds feel best to a hard move to gain a good hold in the middle of the face.  keep moving right then up the heady, somewhat slopey topout

Same start as Red Sea, but go directly up the arete.

Start low on two jugs, throw a heel toe cam in, match the left and work your way through a series of pinches and slopers. This problem isn't over till you've topped it out.

Sit start and climb up slopey rail using some crimps out left.

Start on horiztanal holds with hands crossed, then reach up to the seem to the left, paste your foot and fight your way up using nasty slopers.

stand alone boulder with (at least) 3 phenomenal lines on it.

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Routes in C: Red Sea Boulder