Start in the obvious jug in the middle of the wall. a few methods to gain the perfect crimp above, then a few crimps and sidepulls get you on your way.

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Mother Leopard

Just a beautiful, steep, tall line with perfect holds. climbs the left side of the awesome face, then traverses right near the top to finish in the middle of the the steepness.

 Start in the middle of the wall on the obvious huge jug. do a few moves left, move through the crux, and keep pulling holds till you reach the big horizontal break. here lies the redpoint crux and the entrance to the "cant fall" zone: pull through the break to a slopey sidepull, layback and reach the bomber chicken head jug up and right. shake out for a while, then begin traversing right through semi-hidden great holds (smart to find while rapping beforehand) and feet to a thank god, care free topout in the middle of the face. The rock looks suspect but is actually pretty solid (I spent some time on rappel yanking and yarding on these guys to make sure).

 note, you can sit start a more direct line, but it's not that interesting and adds nothing to the problem. there is potential for a sit start and line to the left of this one, but it would have to meet up with this one and share the ending.

This is a massive boulder tucked into the woods, surrounded by some semi decent other boulders. This thing is huge and has enough perfect sandstone holds for two massive boulder problems.  All I can say is bring plenty of pads, and your first time out, probably a rope to clean the top. it's all been brushed before, but probably hasn't been touched in a while.

 There are also several other boulders in the area. mostly easy to moderate and mediocre looking, but would be a fun way to get the hang of developing. there could possibly even be some short sport routes around, but DO NOT BOLT THIS BOULDER.

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