Went up to climb desert-erada hiked up a little ways found this lonely boulder problem. Crimp jugs all the way but the rock is somewhat friable so tread lightly on feet. Distinct boulder with black varnish coating the bright red crimp ledges. 

Crimpon Redrock

Paint Streak

Desert-erada

Left Face

This unique crack offers something for the offwidth enthusiast or any individual looking for something different.  Start at the very back of the crack, and bury your feet up high.  Do a sit up and shuffle out the roof.  Pull the lip with a fun pivot and the help from a few edges.  Although not technically all that difficult, it is quite an enjoyable climb.  Additionally, there are probably numerous ways to climb this.  

  This reminds me of a similar (but easier) sandstone version of Vedauwoo's Desiderata V5. The name is a reference to that.

Climb the slab essentially straight up the paint streak. Unfortunately this line is also the most logical downclimb.

On the “Connectivity” Boulder.The left face is left of Connectivity.Climb the black varnished flakes and crimps, hopefully without pealing any off on your way up. A fun climb and would be decent quality if it cleaned up.

"In the bouldering guide the area is known as the Ash Creek Spring boulders." - Matt Kuehl

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Routes in Ash Creek Spring Boulders