Climb the hard (impossible?) face in the center of the tall face right of the Blacksmith. Finally climbed in 2017 by Evan.  Named for obvious stenciled doughboy grafitti...

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The Blacksmith

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Jay's Crack

On the left side of the tall overhanging main  face, climb thin moves up the left facing corner formed by the giant flake. Move right across its top,  and up, making a committing move that is hard to reverse and continue up to the scary mantle finish. Ward beat me to the bouldering FA by 3 minutes when I down climbed to brush the top-out off (grr). You will want to make sure the top out is clean when you go for it also.

At the arete right of Jay's Crack, start standing, left hand on arete, right hand on crimp at 5ft . Climb up the arete then move right to the slopey lip. At the lip, head up to the obvious huge pocket/hueco in the slab. High topout. Sit start doesn't add any real difficulty but should be done for the full value movement.

On the left end of the wall, start under an arete and climb up making easy moves to a relatively tricky high top out. If you are not feeling it, you can escape out left. 

Six feet right of Jay's Crack, climb up the blunt arete to the start of the slab then follow the lip out left until you can top out. Highball

Climb the great crack on the right side of the Blacksmith face. Fun, but don't fall. The crux is near the top.

Usually hidden in the trees when the leaves are out, you may be able to catch a glimpse of this area from the loop road by looking NE from the vicinity of the Ball Buster boulder when they are down. This is one of the more extensive chunks of rock at Lincoln Woods, where people used to sometimes set up TRs in the past for the higher problems. With pads they are now getting done more as highballs. At approximately 20-25 feet at spots and occasionally sporting bad landings, a TR might still be a good idea for some lines.   If coming from the The Best Kept Secret area area, you will be dropping down around the left edge of the Main Wall. You will know you are there by the big clinking Champagne glasses graffiti on the otherwise tall, beautiful, gently overhanging Blacksmith face. The far right side of this crag is named after the route Earth Mover. Below are more boulders, including Dream Time. If you keep going east towards Goat Rock, you will pass the Coffin Boulder on the same hillside.

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