The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly 

I have actually gotten into the practice of placing a 3/4" piece of gear before attempting to clip the seventh bolt. The clip is super awkward--blowing the clip without the additional protection would be very bad. In some cases, I have subsequently back-cleaned the piece to avoid any rope drag.

Best route at the crag. Good flick, too.

0.5 Camalot or equivalent sized TCU before the awkward clip. With a long sling on it, though, it isnt much higher than the previous bolt (2' maybe). I'd probably forego the extra pro next time.

Last weekend, I saw somebody fall trying to reach the 7th clip--BIG, thought-provoking fall onto the slab below. Luckily, he was okay.

I like to think of this route as having 5.9 climbing but a 5.10 clip.

First time leading it, had supplemental gear and still had an uncomfortable awkward clip.
Yesterday, no gear, hoping that would force me to reach up and clip before it got awkward - nope. Funky to figure out the good stance on lead (done it on TR - it involves a heel hook to make the clip way more comfy, just can't replicate that on lead).

Nice varied line, though.

One of the open shuts now spins, but there is now a Mussy hook to supplement the open shuts.