Thanks for the Pocket Julie Newmar

An Organ Mountain classic slab in pebble form. The start can be slightly tricky for smaller people. A press mantel stand start on the slab to reach the great pocket in the face. The holds start to thin as you go up the small dihedral, capped off by a friction move on your feet gets you to better holds at the top. It is a committing slab climb but it is super clean and has just the right amount of holds to keep you on your toes. Beware of the block under the lip at the start that could be used as a right hand, this hold flexes, opt for a hold further right.

American Transvestite Boulder

Multiple pads and the bush below the climb.