Sit start left hand on knob and right hand on seam. Lock off with your right hand and grab edge. Match hands on the break. Get your foot on the knob, then go for the sidepull. Top out.

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Amy's Problem

I'll Tumble for Ya

Lost Roof Problem

I'll Tumble For Ya (Var)

Lost Roof Jr.

Tree Lee

Snoopy's House

Start on two small crimps and bad foot. Move up/left to small holds and angular slopers. Top out easily on arete.

(If I'm wrong about any part of this, somebody please let me know!) 

  The original problem was a slight variation of the version now, the reason being that a hold broke off. Either way, this problem is really fun. Start matched on a horizontal jug, good crimp on the ceiling, then big move out to slopers on the lip of the roof--throw a heel, hit a slopey crimp to stop the swing w/ your left hand then mantle. Crux is hitting the slopey crimp.

Start matched low on knobbly edge with poor feet. Long move left to sloper, then right to sidepull. For this variation, the jug shelf is off. 

Cool little problem to see what the Lost Roof Problem is going to be like. I haven't found this problem documented anywhere, or a name be given to it--if anyone knows any other info regarding this please let me know!

 Really fun to practice footwork for roofs, you can get really creative on this one.

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SDS go up using only the 4 prominent slopers, mantle out.

Large, over hanging bouder with a handful of routes.

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Routes in Lost Roof Area