Climb suggestions for the High Sierra

A friend and I are planning a trip to the High Sierra in the first week-or-so of September.  After a long season of projecting in the PNW, I am exited to take a short break from the tendon-jarring thuggery that is sport climbing and spend some time getting high on Californian granite. We have both started training for the trip by climbing as much local trad as possible and are both learning and practicing self rescue and other technical skills. That being said, we are not total gumbies and have both climbed a good bit of trad and have experience climbing multipitch routes, building anchors etc. I'm posting this to gather climb suggestions for some long and easy/moderate trad climbs (5.8-5.9) that take good gear, have a safe descent and would take about one full day to complete. Hiking in, camping and climbing in the morning would be nice aswell. We also plan on spending a few days cragging when we first arrive to acclimate to climbing on granite, so I'd love suggestions for that too. We don't have exact location plans yet so any suggestions are welcome! Thanks in advance!

Peter Croft's book, "The Good, the Great and the Awesome" would be a good guide to have.  North ridge of Lone Pine Peak, North ridge linkup on North Peak then Mt. Conness, SW Ridge of Mt. Conness, Fishhook Arete on Mt. Russell, North Ridge (I think, its the 5.8 one) of Bear Creek Spire. Charlotte dome if you can get permit and can bivy. These are all really good.

+1 Bear Creek Spire. Beautiful mountain, in one of the most beautiful parts of the High Sierra. Does not get better than that!

Thinking about other classic areas not listed above - Charlotte's Dome (2-3 days), Crystal Crag and Temple Crag. Don't forget about Tuolumne Meadows as well!

a prime time to be visiting the best rock climbing range in the world : ) 

Aside from everything in the McNamara book, this 100 best list (by area) is a good place to help scheme & max your value. 

http://www.markpthomas.com/mountaineering/lists/california-classics/100-best-climbs-in-the-high-sierra-moynier-fiddler

Also I agree with Steve, the meadows is something not to be missed. maybe combine with hulk if you choose to be more on the north end of things.