Yellow Christ 

An excellent route, sustained the for the duration, although there are 3 good holds - two about 12 feet off the bottom, the first is part of a big block that is supported by some obvious green glue (necessary, and the block is natural). The second is just one move away from the first. The third decent hold is up high, right where you would place your gear on lead. The problem with these holds is that the feet generally suck, except at the finger-crack/layback bit. This makes it nearly impossible to rest at all.

The gear is 2 yellow-Alien size cams at the top of the finger-crack placed more or less right next to each other, just before the route moves out right onto the crux face. Don't blow the last two tricky/strenuous moves above the crux, or you're in for potential groundfall. They are easier than the crux, but not that much, and by the time you get there, you're pumped as hell from the sustained overhanging climbing below.

Sorry everybody, but I broke off a hold in the crux section going for the onsight a couple months ago. The hold was on the blank section of rock when you exit the crack out right to the final crux face moves. The route still goes though, and the grade remains the same. Sorry!

Was up there yesterday (9-16-2010) and the hanger and nut were missing from one of the two anchor bolts? We used the anchors to the left and used the one remaining anchor as a directional. Not sure if there was a safety issue with the hanger that is now missing???