51.11627, -115.106279
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Fairy Boulder 1 / 3
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    Left Arete & Dihedral, 4
    Stand start. Chossy, and fairly tall.
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    Direttissima, 5
    Stand start. Follow jugs to the peak of the boulder.
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    V5, 6C+
    Start as per "Direttissima". About 2/3 of the way up, follow edges right towards a thin crack, and follow this crack to the top. Highball, with a cruxy top-out.
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    Zoomba Direct, ?
    Stand-start. Use slippery feet and teeny-tiny sidepull/undercling features to climb straight up into "Zoomba"s finish.
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    Zoomba, 7C
    Start as per "Right Side Up". Make a few easy moves up, a few crimpy(!) moves left into the thin crack, follow it to the top. Sharp, and hard.
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    Right side up, 6B
    Sit-start. Follow good edges straight up.
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    Right side over & up, 6B+
    Sit-start, follow edges & crimps to the right, then up.
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    Downclimb, 4
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    Zoomba extension, 7C
    Start at the downclimb, traverse left through edges and crimps into Zoomba, through the crux of Zoomba, past the thin crack, and into Direttissima.
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Fairy Boulder 2 / 3
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  • 1
    Left Arete & Dihedral, 4
    Stand start. Chossy, and fairly tall.
  • 2
    Direttissima, 5
    Stand start. Follow jugs to the peak of the boulder.
  • 3
    V5, 6C+
    Start as per "Direttissima". About 2/3 of the way up, follow edges right towards a thin crack, and follow this crack to the top. Highball, with a cruxy top-out.
  • 4
    Zoomba Direct, ?
    Stand-start. Use slippery feet and teeny-tiny sidepull/undercling features to climb straight up into "Zoomba"s finish.
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Fairy Boulder 3 / 3
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    V1, 5
    Climb the left side of the slab between the arete and the crack.
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    V0, 4
    Climb the crack.
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    V1, 5+
    Climb the right side of the slab between the crack and arete. Tall and techy.
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    V2, 6A
    Climb the right side of the slab using the arete. Tall, with some choss. Also, quite a forced/contrived line . . . there are a number of points where the natural sequence takes you into the better, purer slab line to the left.