Lucy The Newfoundland of Oceania

Sit start down low with a left-hand crimp under the roof and a right hand on an undercling low on the arete. Pinch the arete with your legs and lift off the ground to move your right hand into a crack around the side. Move up through the crack to the lip of the boulder into a huge jug. From the jug, traverse the lip the entire way until you get very close to the ground and there is no more roof underneath. Pull up and over with bad crimps and a left hand around a good corner at the end of the traverse. The holds are nearly non-existent on the traverse and it will beat up both your hands, wrists, and shoes.

On the front of the Riverside boulder facing the trail and the woods on the bottom right corner. Sit starts under the roof and traverse the slopey lip to the left. Tops out when the lip and roof end close to the ground. Long and hard problem, but very beautiful.