Steele Problem (Barn H1)

Pedestal

Feedback

Arc Minute

COVID-19

Green Mosster

Field Trip

Pebble Beach

Fall

Abstraction

Bang Disease

Schadenfreude

Unnamed V2 (Barn I3)

Bowl Fire

Controversial Dosage

New Horizon

Slippery When Wet

Post Mayan Apocalypse

Pinch it Off

Phil the Spider

Amaze Problem (Barn Q1)

Hurricane

Pine Straw Low

Glass Crack

Pass the Machete

Desperado

Madness

Before Peace

Arc Second

Amaze Problem (Barn Q2)

Chicken Foot

[Redacted]

Blind Side

Solar Oven

Unnamed Roof Crack

Arch Problem (Barn B1)

Fall Forward

Mosquito Technique

Balance Theory

Arch Problem (Barn B3)

Low and Slow

Nightshade

pinch it off

King Curtis

Almond Joy

Eye Problem

Vertical Cartography

Dish

First Born

Pine Straw

Squeemish

Arch Problem (Barn B2)

Pendulum

Esso

Arc Traverse

Frosted Flakes

Cave of Socrates

Corduroy Right

Spooky Motion

Gary Sperry Fairy

Scalpel

Mounds

Don't Look Back

Sound Check

Razzle Dazzle

Best of Show

Disposable Razor

Blue Skink

Down Wind

Aggravated Assault I

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Routes in Barn Area