Ascents as various tick types as boulder by Tobias Auth

Great variety of moves. Sloper, edges, pinch, kneebar, mantle. Awesome. 2nd go.

Warm-up. More exciting than last time because it already got dark.

Cool gaston finger lock!

Weird that it starts on the block.

Very short and juggy but an interesting mantle.

Started in the overhang but with feet on another small block. Fun!

Very short but two nice moves on cool holds. Felt more like 5B/C to me.

Nice line! Traverse finish and not all the way up.

#barefoot while others were projecting "Bahnverbindung".

Hard! Juggy on sharp slots and a very specific "smear, stand up and reach" problem at the very top. I saw 7a/b boulderers not sending.

Cool problem on the right side of an arête. Feels impossible at first. Granite smearing, balance and slopers.

Katrin's erster draußen-boulder. Ziemlich hoch dafür!

Felt really close. Daniel gave us beta and climed it barefoot.

Crimp crux with a dyno to a jug. Went all the way up and traversed into the corner to downclimb. So awesome to send this one! My first hard highball.

5th go or so. Vertical with tiny footholds.

A nice medium height slab. 2nd go.

Proud to onsight this as a semi-warm-up. Didn't feel as easy as the grade suggests.

Cool moves while traversing. Good for gaining confidence for higher boulders. First moves quite hard!

Awesome long roof with a dyno exit on big holds.

Straight forward problem. 3rd go.

Short but with an interesting top-out. Also nice to pull on a mono once in a while.

3rd go today. Awesome single move!

First foothold without friction. Nice above. 5A?

This one stood out to me when I took a look around, while the others were working on their projects.

Wall/ arête next to the path to Lapin.

Fun stuff! Holding the sloper with both hands as a start probably was the crux (or to make a move off it).

Quite good if you avoid the sandy, brighter footholds.

Last problem of the trip.

Nice and crimpy.

The first few holds wouldn't be as glassy if it wasn't so sandbagged maybe. Cool boulder with a #morpho last move. A lot of rather strong people didn't send this so the given grade seemed really low.

Standing start. The blind topout was rather hard the way I did it.

My first boulder in Fontainebleau! And a really nice one. Glad I had hook beta for the roof.

10th go or so. Took all my skin.

Sit start, approach traverse, dyno to jug, mantle. Really good!

Very short but fun – especially the optional dyno skipping the crimp.

Katrin's favorite line of the day I think.

Quite easy when you know the right way. Lovely crimps.

A majestic highball with nice holds and moves! 2nd go after testing the pads from half height. Glad I looked at the topout first!! (used the pocket on top of the boulder that I knew was there.)

Found a morpho soulution for the topout.

Looking at the topo some days after I'm not so sure if the version Ivan showed me used the correct starting holds. Crux of what we did was to hold the mono as an intermediate.