Bee in Your Bonnet

Stick clip the first bolt. Start on a flake jug above your head and move through crimpy holds and powerful but precise moves toward a little lower angle terrain and a big rest ledge. After hanging out on the rest ledge, do big moves through another bouldery section to an anchor below the lip of the wall.

Jon Sykes and Larry Boehmler aided this seam during the winter, and called it Seam's Cold 5.7 A3.(guidebook, pg 306, RHall NOTE) At the ledge they traversed to the left toward 5.7 terrain, but if you look carefully near the second bolt you can see an obvious drilled bathook hole from the initial ascent.

Straight up a quartz seam to the left of Honeypot

4 bolts, stick clip the first bolt.