Climb up the face using moderate crimps. See photo for start holds. BOTH ARETES ARE OFF

Tootsie Pop

Deathstar

Baby Shark

The 5th Element

Circles and Arrow

Between a Rock and a Hard Place

Barndoor 0.002

Stick your fingers in Gabby

One Good Feet

Quaranteenie

Washboard Abs

Smudge the Mirror

I Can't Believe it's Not Buttered Logs

Tootmaster McGee

Chicken Little

Ball Bearing

Stand up guy

Lizzle Dis Bizzle

Two-Step

Frosted flake

Start with a right hand on the arete and a left hand on the crimp on the face (shown in photo). Climb up the arete using the right sidepull and crimps on the face until you get to the top where a right side-pull can be used on the right face to top out.

 Both adjacent aretes are off

Start on either side and compress to the top. Be careful because the edge above the polished dish at the top is sharp

Start with a left hand side-pull on the arete and a right hand 2 finger undercling on the right face. Work up the arete until you get to the incut crimps on the arete, at which point it’s in the bag. Avoid using either adjacent aretes as well as the cutout ledges towards the top of the left face

This is the boulder problem on the adjacent face right of "Washboard Abs" on the northeast face of the northeast pillar. Use flake on left and arete on the right. Reachy, but positively stimulating, moves to a nothing short of exhilarating top out with a view of the Earth Day celebration and Rugby or Cricket games.

Its going to be all sidepulls until you get on the "arrow". Trust your feet placement as you go up. The arrow is a super nice hold. Reach up to a nice crimp and heel hook to top out.

First off, you have to be tall for this one. You start pressed between the south and east Sentinels. Topping out is pretty sketch, so be careful and don't die.

crux probably toward the top, have to smear with your right foot to top out.

Compress using sidepulls and smearing feet to work up the face. Easy once u hit the jug

Start with left hand at the bottom of the left flake and right hand compressed on the slopey pinch next to the arete. Move up using the left flake and a right hand incut sidepull until you get to a diagonal ledge and a right crimp in the face at the top. Both aretes are OFF. A bit subjective where the right arete so refer to the photo for clarification. 

Route is rhythmic and consistent. It has the appearance of a ladder and is one of the easiest of the Buttered Logs routes.

Start with a right hand on the flake, the left on the arete, and some good feet on the left face. Climb up the arete using any features on the flake or either face. Both aretes marked in red are off.

Don't forget to traverse the Buttered Log. Watch out for cops.

Start at the bottom of the left flake and a side pull on the left side. Use the flake and heel or toehooks to work your way to the top. Left arete is off

An arete focused boulder with limited foot-holds on the face. 

This route is on the same block as Washboard Abs (to the left of it).

Start compressed on both sides and work your way up using sidepulls and some crimp rails

Climb the arete using the crimps on the right face and compressing the left face. Get a high foot on the arete and shoot for the crimp beneath the polished dish. The flake on the left face next to the arete is off.

Start on the right crimp on the face and a sidepull on the left

Two crucial cross-steps to a slopey side-pull.

Start with both hands compressed beneath the flake. Use good feet on both aretes to work to the top

There exists three granite pillars which have 4 faces each, making 12 bouldering problems a possibility!

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