Start with a left hand in a pocket sidepull and right hand on a one of two sidepull crimps. Pick your feet and dyno to the lip. 

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Fear Pressure aka "Grandma's House Crack"

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One Drop

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Start on a slopeing sidepull next to One Drop. Go out right to a crimp then up left to a nice quartz hold and top out straight up.

 Originally around V7, it's broken recently and yet to see a repeat. Perhaps 9-10 range now?

As more has come to light about the history of this climb some added context is needed.While it may in fact be a 5.13 climb, it seems it has only been climbed free as a highball boulder problem. Dubbed "Fear Pressure" by Kevin Ryan, the initial crack is used until faceholds appear on the right. If climbed as a boulder, bring a lot of pads, a small above ground pool, or a large trampoline to land on.(Thanks to Andy Salo and others for uncovering this info!)

Start sitting on low edges and first move to a shelf. Climb up into a rail and huck for a crimp rail. Top out straight above.

Start on the left side of the overhang and work up the arete until 10 feet from the top. Finally escape left onto the face. Scary!

This is it folks. The biggest, baddest pebble Vermont has. Maybe one of the best in New England.

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Routes in Grandma's House