Vertical-Life
Pandora's Blocks
14
ASCENTS
29 %
OS RATE
12
BOULDERS IN DB
14
ASCENTS
29 %
OS RATE
12
BOULDERS IN DB
| Name | Style | Route | Comment | Properties | Date | |
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| Michael's First Meadow River Mid (7A) | TRed it. Michael bouldered/trad climbed it for the FA. Back side of Pandemic Boulder, thin crack. |
3 Jul 2021
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| TRed it. Michael bouldered/trad climbed it for the FA. Back side of Pandemic Boulder, thin crack. | ||||||
| Unknown Warmup 2 (5A) | This also had good grips. And the handy tree top out |
13 May 2021
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| This also had good grips. And the handy tree top out | ||||||
| Unknown Warmup 1 (5A) | This had some good grips |
13 May 2021
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| This had some good grips | ||||||
| Unknown Mantle 3 (6C) | 2nd boulder, uphill shorty-short face. This is the cool looking scoop feature on the right side. It's harder than it looks and not as fun as it looks. It took Chris Fogarty lots of goes and Michael didn't even do it when we were there. Maybe it's morpho. Not good for 8' tall climbers? Anyway, obvi I loved it. |
25 Nov 2020
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| 2nd boulder, uphill shorty-short face. This is the cool looking scoop feature on the right side. It's harder than it looks and not as fun as it looks. It took Chris Fogarty lots of goes and Michael didn't even do it when we were there. Maybe it's morpho. Not good for 8' tall climbers? Anyway, obvi I loved it. | ||||||
| Unknown Mantle 2 (4A) | 2nd boulder, uphill shorty-short face. This is on the left end, though I think there may be a harder one even further left. |
25 Nov 2020
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| 2nd boulder, uphill shorty-short face. This is on the left end, though I think there may be a harder one even further left. | ||||||
| Unknown Mantle 1 (4A) | 2nd boulder in, shorty-short uphill face. This is right in the middle. |
24 Nov 2020
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| 2nd boulder in, shorty-short uphill face. This is right in the middle. | ||||||
| Unknown Warmup Offwidth (3A) | This is on the 4th boulder in the cluster on the uphill side. The obvious, dirty offwidth. Harder than I expected and I almost crushed myself with a giant chockstone that is not chocked at all. Still, the warmups here are FANTASTIC! |
24 Nov 2020
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| This is on the 4th boulder in the cluster on the uphill side. The obvious, dirty offwidth. Harder than I expected and I almost crushed myself with a giant chockstone that is not chocked at all. Still, the warmups here are FANTASTIC! | ||||||
| Unknown Warmup 4 (3A) | This is on the 4th boulder in the cluster on the uphill side. Just right of the left arete are a couple cleaned off holds. Thanks, Michael for another perfect warmup! |
24 Nov 2020
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| This is on the 4th boulder in the cluster on the uphill side. Just right of the left arete are a couple cleaned off holds. Thanks, Michael for another perfect warmup! | ||||||
| Essential Travel (6A) | Top roped the shit out of this mega highball. SO FUN. Today was my first day TRing boulder problems. I think it's my new favorite climbing style. |
14 Nov 2020
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| Top roped the shit out of this mega highball. SO FUN. Today was my first day TRing boulder problems. I think it's my new favorite climbing style. | ||||||
| N.N. (6C) | The boulder just before the Pandemic Boulder (cluster) has a short-ish overhanging face facing the road with a trail (and a pink ribbon) leading right to the right-hand side of it. The right arete/lip traverse to the little apex is this V5-ish problem. I did it by myself, which was a little scary since I only had one pad and I had to choose which part of the problem got to be protected. I chose the topout. Thanks Eddie, for uncovering some lowballs for me! |
10 Nov 2020
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| The boulder just before the Pandemic Boulder (cluster) has a short-ish overhanging face facing the road with a trail (and a pink ribbon) leading right to the right-hand side of it. The right arete/lip traverse to the little apex is this V5-ish problem. I did it by myself, which was a little scary since I only had one pad and I had to choose which part of the problem got to be protected. I chose the topout. Thanks Eddie, for uncovering some lowballs for me! | ||||||
| Unknown Warmup 3 (4A) | When you walk up to the first boulder, this is the obvious right-most line. It wasn't covered in chalk, and I had to clean off the top, but I assume it's been done before. |
6 Nov 2020
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| When you walk up to the first boulder, this is the obvious right-most line. It wasn't covered in chalk, and I had to clean off the top, but I assume it's been done before. | ||||||
| Ronarete (4A) | I MAY have taken 2 goes at the start of this thing, I don't remember. But it was 25+ feet tall. That's what matters. I don't know where all of my bravery and psych is coming from, but I'll fucking take it! |
5 Nov 2020
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| I MAY have taken 2 goes at the start of this thing, I don't remember. But it was 25+ feet tall. That's what matters. I don't know where all of my bravery and psych is coming from, but I'll fucking take it! | ||||||
| Unknown Warmup 2 (4A) | When you walk up to the first boulder, this is the obvious line just left of the arete. It was covered in chalk and begging to be climbed. |
5 Nov 2020
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| When you walk up to the first boulder, this is the obvious line just left of the arete. It was covered in chalk and begging to be climbed. | ||||||
| Unknown Warmup 1 (4A) | When you walk up to the first boulder, this is the obvious line just right of the arete. It was covered in chalk and begging to be climbed. |
5 Nov 2020
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| When you walk up to the first boulder, this is the obvious line just right of the arete. It was covered in chalk and begging to be climbed. |