Start up good edges up the steep and reach up high to  a buckety elongated pocket. Continue angling right on more good pockets out over the overhang and escape out right. Fun, but the landing would be kind of awkward so if you want to set a TR for a beginner you can easily do so with the bolted anchor up and left and a piece of gear for a directional. Easy, but fun!

Ok If I Have Three Eyes?

Supernormal

The Treehouse

Two Hands Dyno

Super Normal Direct

Pucker Punch

Turkey Watching

Belly of the Beast

Work of Man

Sick Angels

Diplopod

Manhandled

Save the Salamanders!

Sit start right hand side pull left hand on a small rounded jug, pull off the ground and make a move out right to a good crimp rail; keep yourself off the ground and  bump the right hand further out right through a couple of crimps to a slopey jug, stay tight and off the ground while switching feet to the right side, match the jug out right and mover up to a good vertical edge. The climb chills out from here. Match the edge and you can stand up into a stance where the route ends with a traverse off right or hop down. If you want to continue to the top of the wall, you can link into one of the solo/TR lines to one of the two bolted anchors.. Curran's variation Damn Them All  tops out by continuing straight up via some crimps and a blocky flake, then following the crack left to a highball finish straight up  to the left of the two bolted anchors. The top out is not hard but uses insecure sloper holds up high. Consider it a solo if not roped up  (ed. writeups of the original highball/TR lines to come after some more scrubbing)

Starting left hand on the large horizontal rail and right hand on sidepull created by a missing chunk of rock, climb up crimps in the zig-zag cracks until you run out of holds, then dyno up and right to the large (often water-filled) jug. Top out straight up. 

  Setting up for the dyno on a small left hand sidepull crimp and right two finger stacked pocket is the clear crux of this climb. Check out Lucy's video for some fancy heel-toe cam beta that makes this a bit easier. 

  Due to the location of this climb and the little traffic it sees, it might be wise to clear leaves and lichen from the top out holds before your send attempt.

Start at the vertical wall at the base of the large overhanging prow and in front of the tree. Pull on and compress your way out the 45 degree prow (avoiding the tree) and make a committing move out to a good shelf at ~12'. Get your feet under you and pull up onto the wall for the highball vert finish. It would be safer to try this portion on a top rope as the fall could be dangerous. 

Stand start matched on obvious shelf on the left side of the wall, below the two painted hands on the wall, dyno straight up to a bomber jug just above the lip of the boulder, match it, throw up a high right heel, and mantle to finish the climb (the adjacent boulder to the right at the top-out is on). 

Start on the obvious shelf as for Supernormal, trend up into the two crimp in the middle of the face. From here, instead of popping up to the jug, go up and left to a crimp just below the lip and then topout straight up through a slopey lip. The jug from Supernormal is off for this variation.

Start near the center of the face, climb straight up. The crux is near the top.  

  (Having not been to this boulder in a while I'd appreciate any additional information/thoughts/feelings about this climb. Bueller...)

Sit start under the overhanging arete, as for The Treehouse, pull on and make a reach out left to the art, match it and then move straight up to crimps just above head height. Trend straight up through series of comfy edges to a large jug shelf in the middle of the wall. Match it up then move up right hand to a crimp in the right angling seam, left hand can then track up to a jug at about face height. From there right hand goes up to a good slot just before the lip, left comes around to the crack, on the slab portion near the top, and from here you can rock over the corner onto that slab and walk up and off the top. 

Start deep in the right side of the cave, to the right of Manhandled by the painted hands.  Climb left into the arete, up the arete to the lip. Traverse right into the crack /work of man topout.

Start on a pinch in the center of the cave about eye level, pull on and do some techy/burly moves through slopy crimps and pinches to the right, then make a big sideways dyno to the Manhandled crack and use it to top out. Keep those feet high too. Those lower blocks are  seperate rocks

Stand start on the left arete with crimps at about head height.  Left hand on a downpulling crimp left of the crack in the rock and right hand gaston slightly higher up on the arete. Pull on and stab up with the left hand to small sidepull and then slap the right hand to another small gaston higher up the arete.  Drop the left hand down to the right start hold, adjust feet, and then either cross with the left or bump with the right to a good edge near the top of the arete. Match that edge and from there you can bump the right hand over an incut hold just below the lip.  Kick the feet out right, match the lip, and mantle over for the finish. 

A slightly overhung problem that has a very easy techy portion in the beginning with a topout crux.

Start deep in the cave on blocky pinches. Power out the steep crack in the cave to a roll/mantle. Committing.

This is the portion of Hemlock ledges developed by boulderers, generally centered around the Hand of Man Cave and to the left.

 The Hand of Man Cave, known especially for Work of Man V11 and the classic V3 roofcrack Manhandled is roughly right of center of the ledges and should be pretty obvious as the blocky cave structure up the hill as you approach Hemlock.

 To the left of the cave there is a break and there is an overhanging bouldering wall up the hill a bit with a couple nice easy warm-ups on the right and Supernormal V9 on the left.

 Moving further left the wall reconstitutes itself, generally being about 25 feet tall and covered with holds. Use you best judgment on whether you want to throw a TR up or highball /solo. There are many trees up top for anchors. There is a lot of mostly easy traversing potential if you bring some scrubbing tools.

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