This may feel like a nothing problem to others, but it to me is the most obvious problem in the boulder and quite enjoyable to me. 

  Start low on a big jug with awesome feet on the ledgey portion. move straight up to jugs, ladder up feet, grab more good hands and use a left edge to pull into the top lip. move left to bomber top out hands up top.

Plymouth

Mayflower Right

Mayflower Left

Sit start right hand in the pocket and a left hand on a flat. heel hook (or toe) right on a rail and move up and left along the arete to match at the crux which is the sloper. at the sloper move right and up to a bad crimp at the lip. hit the lip and find the good holds. top out on the front of the face to the left of the close tree.

Sit start right hand in the pocket and a left hand on a flat. heel hook (or toe) right on a rail and move up and left along the arete to match at the crux which is the sloper. at the sloper move left even more to under the overhang to gain a side-pull crimp. from the side-pull crimp, continue up and over the nose of the over hand, topping out to the left of the main face over the patio.

This is a nothing looking boulder that I overlooked on multiple trips. It wasn't until further inspection that I realized it had the potential for a couple problems.

 The Columbus boulder has big holds, crimps, a cool hueco hold which is very rare to find in GHSP, and also a sloper... Even though this isn't the best boulder ever I still like it. 

  Small, obscure, and probably not at all worth your time unless you are trying to hike and explore GHSP while also climbing lowball obscura. Bring brushes, as these lines dont get any traffic aside from the occasional intrepid explorer.

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Routes in Columbus Boulder