Same start as How Good is Your Pull-Out Game but instead of topping out trend leftward on small, sharp holds with big moves and terrible feet to the end of the boulder, then top out with more ease. A couple of the holds are sharp and its a bit contrived but there is some funky-fun movement if you can figure it out [the route name has a beta hint for the top-out ;)]

Vampire Bat

The Crack Epidemic

Spider Crack

The Tetrahedral Dilemma

How Good is Your Pull-Out Game?

Cheaters Dilemma

How Low Can You Go?

The Dumbest Line I've Ever Done

There is a rocky outcrop behind the left face. It is overhanging. I got bored and traversed it. Figured I'd put it here but really a time waster.

Great crack warm-up along the side face. It's pretty obvious just climb it until it ends and top out.

On overhanging face it the obvious crack going up the boulder.

Start low on the crimpy-crack holds. Go left to the weird vertical sloper-rail and slap up to a deadpoint to a good two finger pocket and top out.

Not sure about the grade please feel free to comment on that. start with both hands and heel on the low crimp and fire up to small crimps trending left with limited feet. Hit the good flake at the top of the boulder and dyno out left to a sloping rail. Mantle to top out.

A line up the arete on the left side of the overhanging portion. The ultra-tempting feet around the corner are off-limits if you want the V1 tick. V0 if you use them.

Get silly low on jugs to the left of the start of Spider Crack and make one big move into the starting hold of the crack and finish up it.

Single boulder off of Diamond Lake Road along the Shenipsit Trail in Glastonbury. It is the part of the trail connecting Imperial Drive to Diamond Lake Road.  

  No mas Wiley Coyote and gang. All is confirmed clear.

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Routes in The Giving Boulder