Sit start using a big slopey block sidepull to the right and a big undercling to the left. You can opt to use a slopey crimp on top of the undercling if you want. Go up to a sharp crimp edge and work up out left using sharp crimps and pinches to a great jug in the middle of the wall. From the jug go up to a slopey lip and find the slopey jug. You should be able to find a top out from there. There is also potential for a lower sit start on another undercling that adds in one or two hard moves into the start of this problem.

The Spooky Kabuki

Strawberry fields

Lucy in the Sky

Bratwurst

Cirque du Soleil

Unknown

Commencement

Exit Stage Right

Clouds

Yertle

Eggs and Bakey

Hoosier Daddy

The Contortionist

Osiris

Steele Breeze

23 Enigma

Hoosier Mama

Requiem

Sit start to the Contortionist. Start sitting below the right hand start hold for the Contortionist on a slopey edge with a thumb catch for the left and a slopey undercling for the right. Wrench yourself off the ground and make a very long move into The Contortionist's right hand starting crimp, then engage the trickery to unwind and find a way to set up for and finish on The Contortionist. 

  Adds a few hard and fittingly strange moves into the stand.

Reach as high as you can to start.  Harder in the beginning, easier topout.

Start on same jug shelf hold as Yertle. Long move off intermediate pocket. Cut feet, heal hook if needed, jugs. Finish the same as Hoosier Daddy or just to the right maybe.

 

Use the same start as Hoosier Daddy.  From the the start hit the undercling that's just above it and then reach around the left side of the roof to hit the slope-ish lip just around the edge. Work feet up out left and crank to the good side pull jug with your left hand. From there work your way up to the big ledge using the few good crimps then top out.

Don't know anybody who has sent this. Only heard it referred to as Project Choss. A few hard moves getting out from under the cave then easy top out.

On the left side of the first of two large roofs after the Hoosier Daddy feature, locate a slopey pinch for the left and three-finger sidepull crimp for the right. Pull on and climb straight out along the left arete of the roof through foot trickery and tensiony moves until a small two-finger pocket is gained with the right hand. Move left hand to an edge up and left on the vertical wall, with intermediates available (mostly blind). Move up and right to top out via the tall arete. Watch for sandy holds- water runs down this arete in the rain and deposits some dirt on the wall. This finish is tall, though it eases up after an insecure move to a pockety jug on the upper arete. Rapping over the line to brush it up and make a plan for the top is recommended.

Yertle Variation.After roof move to sharp jug, match and position feet onright wall, exiting right into Mr. Mustard (V1) top out.

Jump start or stack pads to reach starting jug. Campus over bulge to gain feet. Move straight up through slopey jugs to an exciting finish.Note: It's possible that this hasn't been climbed since the FA in 1993 so it needs brushed and cleaned. An entire bush needs removed from the topout. 

Right side of roof with Hoosier Daddy. Sit start on positive hold and crank the roof to sloper pockets. Top out.

Start on two pockets on the roof, with an obvious heel out left. Pull up, go for the overhead jug with left hand, match, keep the heel and follow hands up the flake. Crawl feet over to the right, right hand bump out, switch heel to a toe, stand up and grab pocket with right hand. Finish both hands on jug rail.

Waist start. Crank left side of roof to topout.

Start with one hand on each of two slopey crimps on either side of a head-height bulge. Fight through one or two desperate hard moves up and left into the dihedral and follow it to the lip and an easy mantle. Expect weirdness.

Butt start matched on heavily chalked jug, deep under the roof.  Climb out the roof and up the face using pockets, jugs, etc.

Very low start from under cling match. After pulling ass off ground with heal toe, transition into knee bar grabbing left slopers and right flake. Blind left moves up face create very awkward twisting moves around lip, left side. Feet surprising absent when holds improve. Low ball.

From head level crimp (left hand) and lower two finger pocket (right hand), crank over lip, mange wired dihedral (bad feet) to holds around crack. 

Skip the beginning of daddy by starting on left crimp and right lower shallow 2 finger pocket.  Make long move to slopey pockets, hold swing, continue to topout.

Start low under left side of roof on undercling crimps. Climb out through hard moves using spike tooth-like hold. This is a lower start to "Commencement". 

Shady in summer due to trees. Multiple roofs. Potential for hard projects. Try to keep screams down, because it is below a residential area.

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