At the far right of the inclined face to the right of Socrates, locate the arête corner and look low for the nice incut jug-edge-crimp. Sit start here, matched, with a right foot posted high on the good post. Make a large move to the right to gain a sculpted slopey pinch corner. Work up the arête and then left to the massive jug ledge to hang-drop the finish. For a highball treat continue up through the notch to finish as per Socrates and scrable across the massive high-ledge gap to Land Shark Arete.

Avendesora

So Long Farewell

Socrates

So Long Socrates

Poison Hemlock

This used to be a 6/7 but the start hold broke. It is now significantly more difficult (smaller holds, bigger move). Below is the updated sequence.

  Past the highball face and around the corner you will find this line. Look low for a small, smooth right hand scoop (and any small crimp flake to the lower left for your left hand). Pull on with any low feet and huck to the slopey jug overhead.   

  Reach or campus up to the higher ledge. Either drop here or gather pads and work right to top out high into the ledge (scramble right to walk off over the Land Shark Arête. 

  You can also work left into So Long Farewell for "So Long Socrates".

Highball! Bring pads and friendsThis line climbs the left side of the right blade. On left face (the up-hill facing side) locate the long jug rail overhead. Stand start matched on the jug rail and climb into the crack to the left. Work over into the horizontal and the follow the left crack beyond this. Follow ripples, crimps and the left crack in between the gap in the boulder. Shimmy-press up the gap to the terrifyingly wonderful finish between the gap.

Do the first couple moves (crux) of Socrates, but at the massive jug/crack/break, traverse left to the beginning of "So Long, Farewell" and finish the awesome, scary highball.

Poison Hemlock (Also called the Blood of Socrates) is the plant that was used to poison and kill Socrates. 

  Pretty sketchy but very enticing. When at the moonlight area, find the very obvious Land Shark Arete, To the left of this is a slabby wall. Look for the ferns growing on the wall at about 10ft up. The slab line starts with some easy balance step-ups through easy terrain. Once you get up off of the deck and with hands in the obvious big crack jugs, the features become very thin.  

  Step up onto tricky feet with hands still in the deep horizontal crack features (youll be very close and to the right of the ferns) and situate your hands on thin, small bumps and ripples. Stand up for the crux move of the line which is grabbing the bigger knobs up higher. 

  Once you get past the crux, dont climb any higher (death if you fall) but squirrel your way under the long roof across the upper deck. Climb over to the top of Landshark and walk off. 

Big, jaw dropping, badass, perfect... Bold words you say? come see for yourself.  

  The Moonlight Wall is separated into two parts. The left being a "smaller" portion of the massive highball than the right which sweeps around a corner to give-way to more highball lines before you come to the Landshark Arete.  

  Right Moonlight is just as tall as its neighboring Left Moonlight, yet the right sweeps back around a corner. The right Moonlight begins after the crack between the back-set left moonlight stops, and as the lower belly portion of the right boulder begins. Its easy to see... 

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