Obvious cracks, flares, chimneys lead to a "small blocky summit." The FA team rappelled the west ridge, then down the precipitous north face "via three exposed rappels." 

Eaglebeak

Starlight

Yardarm Traverse

Taking a Sight

Celestial Bodies

High Seas

cracks to ledge & anchor, up slabs left of flare, someone did extension, but bailed: r.o., traverse left to gully with huge holds, up to join Celestial Bodiesnot sure who, but they placed bolts marked "KC" and then bailed off a purple/blue oval wire gated biner-see foto-

P1 intermittent crack, protruding fins, pinches, slopers to top of pillar.P2 go left up face then right to another anchor (green sling on bolt is off route)P3 face climbing 25 feet to bolt and my bail binerP4-5 idk, we'll see . . . or you will, which is encouraged !

From ledge, up slab to big horns to sloping ledges and then down to airy moves stepping around the funnels/runnels and mantle to 2nd anchor of Starlight.

fins of limestone-ish protrusions lead up trough of positive holds - more bolts lead right to join CB or left past 2nd corded fin up big holds under death shard to ledge belay - up right under roof to jugs, then up huge holds & clean-ish tuff to join Eaglebeak midway

Easy climbing on big features to perch and slot, then crossing Taking a Sight, find ledge and anchor for 2nd pitch belay - up to base of chimney where it goes right above the lip of the roof and crosses arete and up joining Eaglebeak. One can establish comfy bolt/horn belay anchor after arete to eliminate rope drag.   

Seen from the base, it's a gothic spire which tapers from a wide base oriented east-west, to a fantastical array of complex features; at the summit, the north-south aspect is a narrow sliver of sculpted rock. In some of the tuff-breccia sections, there are numerous protruding "chicken-heads," some more akin to dragon-heads, or snake-heads; additionally criss-crossing the formation are weathered dikes of an intrusive limestone-type rock which often are shaped like thick slabs of flagstone, all pretty-much oriented the same.

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