This crack starts out as big hands and fists and slowly widens.  Often referred to as a sandbag, this thing isn't so bad if you get arm bars dialed.  According to local lore, it was named because Jay Anderson soloed it for the first ascent.

Jay's Solo

Shogun

Taxman

Misfits

It is a left-leaning splitter with the crux right off the deck.  Enter the ever-widening crack and finish on either a bird-shit ridden jug or a beached whale (avoiding the jug).

Though I have not climbed this problem, I will attempt to give an accurate description. Start below the overhang of the perched boulder, and figure out a way to jam the crack past the roof and top out (once I get a chance to climb this problem, I'll try and update the description).

This climb is on the Short Wall, which is just to the East and a little South from Plumb Line.  It is short, but offers excellent thin-hand jams to a wild, overhanging finish where you need the #4 Camalot.  The last few moves are the crux.

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Brian Weinstein

: A pretty corner that starts at fingers and thin hands until you encounter the roof. Pulling the roof is the crux.

Eds. This route was submitted twice into the database.  The information is combined here under the original submission.

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