Twin hand cracks to groovy crux finish. Free soloed and rope climbed with Bill Hardigen in 1982. Bill with his long arms skipped the crux by reaching past it. Howard Peterson, Brad White, Babara Knight climbed it 1988 and called it Gemini.    I'll let the name remain the same but I'm not a Gemini. I'm an Aquarius, Hah!

Gemini

Bumbles Bounce

Crankshaft

Easy Street

The Sting

Zig Zag Crack

The Bully

Climb the short vertical crack, following the path of least resistance. Starts at perfect hands and gets wider as you ascend.

Follow a finger crack in a shallow corner to a sloping ledge then up another finger crack through an overhang. A couple hard to see face holds help keep the second crux reasonable. This route is pretty hard for the guidebook grade of 5.9. 

Climb the right-facing two-tiered corner on the rightmost side of the playground.

Start on a block and go up the vertical crack with the help of some good foot holds to a ledge at half height. Then up a v-groove feature to the top. Tree anchor off to the side or way back from the cliff top. 

Offwidth in the middle of the crag. Apparently 5.9 if you layback or 5.10b if you jam according to the guidebook. Jamming felt like the easier option to me. 

Above the Zonkers wall is a collection of short routes including some good warmups.

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Routes in 7. The Playground - upper level