OK, this is in the valley- 'Looking for Lichen' Gardened out the thin crack. Last climbed in ??
Looking up at the face crux- guarded by a coating of green slime and loose flakes. Look for my bail biner on an old but decent bolt.

This is random, but I liked the idea.

Anyway, on to Tuolumne. After the traditional romp around Stately Pleasure, we located 'Sunny Delight'. This shows the start of this "5.8" climb. Tony took over my attempt, & I eventually followed, relocating many portable holds. I'd say 5.10c 2 bolts.

Then the search for 'Gold Standard' 'Pepe Le Peu' '& 'Tom Tom'. Supposedly left and up from Low Profile Dome, we scoured the area almost to Deimos area and were shut down- except for great views, a good work out, and scouting a crack that I had long wondered about high on the slope. It turned out to be poor rock and bottoming no pro for the first 25'.
See any routes there?

Not leave empty handed, we made a fine ascent of 'Don't exchange Bodily Fluids' (short and civilized).

And grooved on the scene.

Still later, I saw a stick

And we climbed 'T H Sea' on DAFF
This is old school- not technically hard, but a mental workout for sure.
Don't wait too long, as it's getting harder to find the opportunity to risk sliding 50 footers onto old 1/4" bolts. It traverses too, so the second is not short changed.
The upper section features knobs disappearing into potato chips above a ledge, a slung knob for a top anchor, and the thought-provoking walk off.

And finally, 'Borderline' just left of 14 Karat on DAFF. I used some of my extensive french technique on this "5.9" crack, and the upper face is the same or harder than 14 Karat- rated 10c.

So we got out and messed around. wOOt!