Bitter Fruit is all about the first big start move and that is what gives it it's grade. The rest is v-0ish and nice! located  

  On the "right side" of the Stack Boulder when approaching from the road. Sit start next to the "nose" use the corner of the bottom arete block as a left hand sidepull to sit start. 

  Make a big, tricky move up high to a nice left hand. The problem travels up generous v-0 moves to the easy top out. 

  --Note:  DO NOT put all of your weight on the long, massive flake! You don’t need to weight it heavily. Balance yourself carefully and try to use the far right section of the flake.

Bitter Fruit

Atrophy

Goodmornin'

Dignity

Stack Mantle

Tough!! 

  As you approach the stack boulder, (which is located just above Cupola and the road) "Atrophy" climbs the nose of the roof segment that is closest to you as you approach, and closest to the road. sit start on the downhill-most segment of the boulder, in front of an inclined section of rock sticking up below the boulder where you will put your pad. 

  Sit start sidepulling a jug edge on the corner of the lower block and a left hand with a nothing bumpy sloper crimp. stand up and make a hard move to a jug on the first block. 

  Commence the next sequence moving over the lip of the small roof and mantle using knobs and crimps above.

There is a large tree growing very close to the boulder near the front roof. Just to the right of this tree and under the short overhanging roof is the start to this problem. 

  Start matched on the long flat/jug rail that is a left lobe. 

  toss up over the lip to knobs. press up to the top knobs and top out.

Off the start this problem is one move out of a roof to the lip and a hard mantle. It only warrents 2 stars if you are a lover of fun mantles. Otherwise you're going to think this problem is short and aweful. 

  Sit start on top of the low block under the long roof. Reach very far out to the upper lip. Top out direct and out from the start.

Located on the left side of the boulder as you walk toward it from the road. 

  Walk past the nose of the boulder and look midway at the left, broad side. 

  There will be a blocky portion of the ledge that is relatively flat, just above head height. 

   Stand start with hands matched, get feet on crystally bumps and press-out onto the ledge. Top out overhead using knobs above.

This is a free-standing formation of two smaller boulders stacked on top of the other. The top one is slightly offset to where it makes for some interesting problems.

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