If you are tall this could feel v6, and if not this could be v8... So v7? 

  Start under the roof (right of Bazooka and Zero) on a large, right facing, chunky, deep jug/pinch. Reach up and left for the angular overhead left hand start hold. 

  Paste feet onto whatever and pull on. Pop out to the lip of the roof with a huge move, and then traverse the jugs left to top out with ease. 

None Shall Pass

Zero Dark Thirty

Bazooka Tooth

Corridor

To the right of Bazooka, to the left of None Shall. 

  For the sit-start holds, locate the left hand thin crimp flake (kind-of triangular), and then find the flexing, sloped, flat crimp flake and under that (recommended instead of the flexing flake) find the likewise good crimp. 

  Get positioned on good (low left) feet and pounce up to crimps to work to the top out direct. 

Really this rig is both shorter and longer than 15ft... The first part, the actual problem, is about 10ft tall, but after scrambling left after the first section there is another v0 problem involved just getting through the "gap" between the boulders, or you can take it up and top out direct, which is another dirty 8ft. Up to you. 

  Find the furthest left section of the steep low face and look high for the thin "fin/tooth/jug" feature. Sit start with a badass left hand undercling and a nice right hand hold. Toss up through jugs to the "tooth", heel hook, and pick your poison to finish.

To the very far left of the boulder in front of the big sharp, scary, pretty dangerous (needs a pad over it and a spotter "spoonin you for safety") jagged block. Stand start 3ft from the black crack, almost inside of it, and climb straight up (juggy on the left, crimpy on the right). Scary higher moves. Trend left through the "corridor" between School House Rock and Aesop.

This long, kind of tall boulder has a low, very steep roof/face with many tough lines and a few fun ones as well. 

  To the left of and nearly touching Aesop is School House Rock, which likewise has some tough lines and easy ones, and a tall, but more vertical face. 

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Routes in Aesop Rock