Thanksgiving Arete

An attractive piece of rock that you've probably walked past countless times. Smeary/fingery moves between good stances. You can climb directly up the arete (+/- a foot or two on either side of course), but the more natural line - and the one you want if you're leading - is to follow the shallow left-facing corner just to the R of the arete. 

It's immediately to your right as you head to the top of the hill on the trail that's 40 yds left of First Day.

Your choice of big trees up top for your TR anchor; 40' of static rope needed. If you lead this, you'll want your smallest cams for the opening moves. I found Tricams especially well suited to protect the move off the ledge at 2/3 height, but YMMV.