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Ian Allison and Eric Dixon on the FA of Desert Siren.<br> <br> The face climbing on the second pitch (which Ian is bolting on lead in this photo) is quite fun. <br> <br> I would say it's on par with the second pitch of Easter Island though it's a little less secure overall and a good bit spicier at the beginning.
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The route follows the obvious left facing corner through the roof. Then climbs the right side of the white face staying just to the left of the blunt arete.
Anus, heading into what seems to be a gaping anus OW roof yay
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Brad Brandewie
Apr 14, 2010
“Ian Allison and Eric Dixon on the FA of Desert Siren.

The face climbing on the second pitch (which Ian is bolting on lead in this photo) is quite fun.

I would say it's on par with the second pitch of Easter Island though it's a little less secure overall and a good bit spicier at the beginning.”  

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Ian Allison and Eric Dixon on the FA of Desert Siren.<br> <br> The face climbing on the second pitch (which Ian is bolting on lead in this photo) is quite fun. <br> <br> I would say it's on par with the second pitch of Easter Island though it's a little less secure overall and a good bit spicier at the beginning.
Anus, heading into what seems to be a gaping anus OW roof yay
I would like everyone to be aware of the loose rock danger on Desert Siren, as shown in this photo. Brad you are a brave man! Good call on the helmet!
Here is a wider view of the tower.<br> <br> This photo shows the whole route, including the crack and roof on pitch one.
Brad Brandewie follow in the second pitch.
Me heading up on lead to finish drilling.
Eric Dixon pulling the roof on the first pitch.
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The route follows the obvious left facing corner through the roof. Then climbs the right side of the white face staying just to the left of the blunt arete.
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