Start on a pair of good pockets and move up through a small crimp and into the "9" carving. Continue straight up pulling the ledge. This climb has been around a long time and probably seen less than 15 sends as it just gets forgotten away from the main area, but it's a great technical climb.
History: change Some time between 1990 and 2000 this route/problem changed course to presently going straight up the face. Originally, mid 80s, it climbed the start as currently shown, but at the seam traversed left into Frank's Climb/Problem. Per David Hull who climbed at Oak Park in mid 80s and snagged some FA's on this wall circa 1986 or so: After working on this route for a couple years, I finally sent it in 1987 or 1988, prior to moving to California. I gave it its name because of the way the late evening light bounces off the river and creates undulating light patterns on the route at certain times of year. Also because one day working the route, I was clipping in with a locking ‘biner rather than tying in, and af
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