Stand start on the northeast arete with whatever hands suit your fancy.  It won't matter much what hands you start with, as the problem is basically a glorified ladder.  Nonetheless, the fact that it gets you more than a few feet off the deck might make worth your while.  On the other hand, it is so easy, you might not really feel like your high up at all.

The Spine

The Femur

Patella

The Cranium

The Scapula

Start with your right on a side-pull ledge and your left on another side pull of your choosing.  Move up and slightly left through a big dish feature, then straight up to the top.

Start with you left on a sidepull, your right on a good lip, and your feet on a great, low ledge.  Move straight up and slightly left up a seam of sidepulls.

Start with your left on a good lip and your right on a nice crimp.  Move straight up.  Though you can't really see it in the photos, about halfway up the rock there is a shelf that moves up and left.  You can follow the shelf up and left to finish or just use it to top out straight up.  It doesn't really matter as the climb is over by the time you get you get to the shelf anyway.

Start hands matched on a good lip--which is unfortunately hard to see in the beta photo--and get your feet on.  Move up and left to a good juggy crimp.  From there, move up through a dish and scattered good holds.

If you're only going to climb one of these problems, do this one.  If you climb the intended line, the first couple moves are pretty fun.

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