Start on the small crimps and move to big the jug.

Unhanded

Side-to-Jug

Smooth Feet

Wide Load

Slice

Jasend Momoa

Jug Traverse

Spider Hands

Roof Bar

Walk it up

Moving Wander

Small Hands, No Plans

Girders

Barock Climbing Obama

The telescope

Forklift

Compression

Dice

Will Arete

Hellen Smirren

Handy Man

Start as per Unhanded on the rail, but go directly up using a small pockety sloper and a large jug out left.I feel like this must have been done before, so if it has another FA/name, please let me know.

Used the side pull to move to the big jug to the left.

Sit start on the lower right flake. Big move out left to the crimp. Bump to the crack and walk it up.

Not only named for the graffiti and the shape of the rock...

 Start on the large flake at the bottom of the left arete. Traverse right on increasingly small crimps until you can make a big move up to a small jug. Go left and slightly up to another small jug, and then top out from there. If you get on this, please leave your grade impression; seeking more data points.

 Also looks like there's a variation of roughly the same difficulty that traverses entirely across the face, and then comes back up the right arete/lip to top out in the same spot, though I haven't sent it yet.

Start as per Helen Smirren, but move to the right and top out on the sloping section.My beta: Right to a good crimp, left to the bad gaston directly above the start, and right foot on the jug out right. I used a pebble as an intermediate for my right hand to gain the good sloper out right. Then work up using the textured section and whatever slopers out right let you get to the victory jug/sloper at the top of the boulder.Not certain of the grade, so I look forward to other thoughts.

Same start as "Slice" with a starting foot on the second hold of it as well. Move up utilizing a crystal crimp and jugs.

Start in the sharp, corner block. Reach around the roof, gain a knee bar, move up to quartz nubs.

Start with the to side pulls and walk you feet up the horizontal. Nice jug at the top.

Sit start using large jug. Throw to a nice hold on the top of the rock.

Sit start with both hands in the crack. Layback for a few moves until finding good crimps on the face. Easy topout.

Same start as Forklift, same small boulder is off for feet. Go straight up the arete.

Move up the dihedral and then to the top.

Start matched in the hole that goes all the way through the Boulder. Go up to good hold and then find the crimp out right. Top out to finish

Start on the far left and follow the crack up and right until you hit the intersection of all the cracks, then follow the more vertical crack (see the picture) to top out. The smaller rock there at the bottom is off for feet. Or use it if you want. Just makes it easier than V1.

Start low on the horizontal, and move up.

Start as per Slice, go directly up from the jug rail to a slopey crimp. Pop left to a tooth in a seam, then top out directly above. Contrived eliminate (arete is off), but natural movement.

Surprisingly fun for a small boulder. Sit start on the juggy ledge and climb the arete. The face to the right of the start is OFF. Consider yourself topped out when you're standing with your face in the honeysuckle. Careful descending the slab with the lichen. Definitely don't grab the rotten pine tree.

Start on the side pull and move up to a small crimps.

Located in the shady a Pohick Creek drainage, a few gneiss, spray painted boulders that make for a couple problems.  This isn't a great climbing destination, but if you have no-where better to go, it's something.

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