To the mid section of the Appalachian Arete, where the boulder meets the ground and to the left of the slabbed section of the boulder you can find two horizontally oblong dropstones (on over top of the other) that are a light, pale, seafoam shade of green. 

  Low start at the big jugs on the vertical face and climb up the vertical side to top out high and solid.

Seafoam Green

Appalachian Arête (low)

Appalachian Arête

This climbs into the standard "Appalachian Arête". 

  Start very low under the arete as it trends underneath the upper start. 

  your left hand will be on a pinch on the side of the prow, your right hand will be in a hand-foot-match on a lower pinch rail. pick up and commence working into the flat rail that serves as the start on "Appalachian Arête" standard.

The Appalachian Arête is a striking feature and fun to climb. 

  For the standard "Appalachian Arête" problem, sit start on patio slab at the bottom of the prow on the flat obvious ledge. scale the thin prow in any fashion to top out to the left or right side.

This is true GHSP obscura and a very aesthetic arete in the Right Boneyard. The boulder is long and sweeping, leading up to the left into a thin, overhung arete tip. 

  This isnt in the guidebook and you to be up for a hike and exploration.

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