"An ocular assessment of the situation." Stand start to the right of Kitten Mittons matched on a good undercling jug. Use a good foot, and reach high for the crack/seam behind the angular feature above. Match and top it out straight up. NOTE: the big, rounded pedestal running below the boulder is OFF.

Ocular Pat-down

Milk Steak

Rickety Cricket

Kitten Mittons

Nitecrawlerz

"Is your cat fat, skinny, or an in-between?" Stand start the face to the right of Rickety Cricket with a slopey edge for the left and a good flake crimp for the right. Gain the good crescent flake jug, and climb it up to the lip. NOTE: the big, rounded pedestal running below the boulder is OFF.

"Boiled over hard with a side of jelly beans, raw." This is definitely the highlight of the wall. Sit start matched on a big, undercling flake to the right of ''Ocular Pat-down". Pop up right to a two finger pocket, and make a shouldery move out left for a good sidepull. Set your feet, fire up to the good big edge just below the lip, and top out. NOTE: the big, rounded pedestal running below the boulder is OFF.

 A more static ascent, perhaps preferable to shorter climbers, can be made utilizing a gaston for the left after hitting the pocket and an intermediate right hand crimp just below the good big edge below the lip.

"Do you know how many times I fake on the streets?" Climb the dirty far left of the wall using the arete and the crumbly flakes on the face. This is about as pretty as its namesake.

"It's an imagination based game." Climb the left-arching rounded jug crack on the far right of the wall to the top from a stand.

This is a short (10-12 feet high) 20-foot-long wall on the hillside over the baseball field that faces exactly 180 degrees due South, hence it is . . .  . Always Sunny hosts a few short easy problems, as well as the powerful and surprisingly worthy Milk Steak, V4. NOTE: the big, rounded pedestal that spans the base of the wall is OFF for all problems.

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Routes in Always Sunny Wall