Graham Crackers 

Good warm up route, or beginner route. Belay at a horizontal flake running on the left hand side of the crack. Nuts for crux second pitch (but it is short).

Good multi-pitch beginner's climb, as noted. There are belay bolts atop the 1st pitch ledge (shared with Yours).

I enjoyed this route and found it to be a great beginner TRAD lead.

I think this might be a slightly uncomfortable lead for a new 5.6/5.7 leader unless they are good at finding features for the feet. There are hollow sounding blocks that lower confidence in some of the the pro options. There are 2 sections where you follow the small dihedral for 10-15' of pretty much just friction climbing and you will not be able to sew it up and would not want to slip. If you look for the feet on these 2 sections you will find them though and this is how to make that section more secure. The fin at the top was easy in comparison - just feel around.

A fun trad lead for the grade with good variety. Once I passed the crux toward the top, it seemed run out, but I heard from someone in the bar later that evening that there is a bolt just above the large fin/flake. I guess I missed it!

On the descent trail from this crag, you need to pay attention for the right turn that takes you back along the base, as the main trail goes elsewhere. If the trail starts curving left and downhill, you've gone a bit too far.

Via email from Don Lashier: "the other climber was Trish Raymond (Charlie Raymond's wife), not "Paul" Raymond."

Graham Crackers is one of my personal favorites because it was my first trad lead. Overall very easy route, as stated by others. The second pitch has a few areas where there really aren't many options for pro. However there are several options for protecting the crux move over the horn. The slab above the horn is very easy so the run out isn't a big deal.

Despite general consensus, I actually liked this climb. The second pitch was a hoot and the "run-out" at the end is hardly such. Think 4th class slab. Although next time i'll opt for the 5.7 start on P1 to the left.

Wickedly fun climb. A little thin on protection on the second pitch--partly because I forgot my #3 and #4 Camalots! A few of the flakes on pitch 1 yield good placements but sound hollow. Overall, the feet and hands are all there and the horn at the top is a blast. Completely positive hands. Great fun.

Will i be ok with 1 #3?