Type: Trad, 800 ft (242 m), 7 pitches, Grade IV
FA: Troy D. Anderson and Nate Brown 1998
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Shared By: Nathan Brown on Aug 28, 2009
Admins: Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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Good desert adventure on what has been previously described as the "Falcon Arie" meaning the wall that starts with "Babes in Thailand" on the southern (left) end and ending in the north-facing routes to the north including an old, mostly forgotten Lowe aid route. Troy and I did this route after the bolting ban came in to effect and a permit/application process was required for any new fixed anchors. Troy and I did the route without drilling. Troy lead a pitch half way up the route that was about 80 feet of 5.10 slab and face climbing over a sidewalk-type ledge. We found a broken bicycle half way up the route that we later learned came from a television stunt spearheaded by Middendorf. Joe French has joked about calling this system "The Whores of Singapore".

Location Suggest change

The route is about 500 feet north of Babes in Thailand and climbs a left-facing chossy corner/crack system in the center of the face. The system is broken by the blank, run-out slab section that leads in to a bushy, just-less-than vertical splitter system. We descended as for Babes.

Protection Suggest change

Good rack of cams and nuts, maybe a crash pad.

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