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An excellent climb that suffers a bit from a tight location! Sit start in the corner of the overhang to the right of Brother John. The right hand is on a large jug feature and left hand is down and left on a large incut crimp. Pull-on and make a big lock-off out left before figuring out a delicate and technical sequence up the slopey dihedral. Find a good spot in the dihedral and make a crux lockoff over the bulge to a good hold.  From here, a few more long reaches between large holds gains easier slabby terrain and an easy topout.

This climb starts about 8 feet right of Brother John. A rock slab rises up behind this problem, causing it to gain its name! Aside from the location, this problem climbs very well and is a great test piece for those looking to try something new, obscure and different.

2 regular pads, and a blubber pad. The fall is fairly safe, even though the slab is pretty steep.