Start underclings in the overhang, climb out the roof to a distinct crux sequence, pull the lip on the giant flake and walk the crumbly slab to the top or walk off.
Funky as hell. Closest thing to a powerful comp-style slab I've ever encountered outdoors, with flowy push/pull, furling/unfurling action below and above the bulge. Tiger's drop-knee didn't bring me close enough to the jug so I found a way to (un)ease onto the slab. I didn't bother sweeping up the pine needles up top but you should!
Excellent technical granite magic. I don't know that there's a move harder than about V8 or so, so v10 feels generous. Certainly tricky high up and took me many tries using all kinds of holds and different ways to be able to release the right foot and crawl across left, in the end I found my own unique way I think. The 5.7 crack move at the overlap removed some skin from the knee but this is clearly the approved best method for surmounting the bulge. Fun times with Luke who also sent.