Easy start holds then straight into high feet , smallish crimps, and a thumb press. 

Fallout Boy

Inset

Crooked Crack

Yakety Crackty

River City Dreamin'

Bear Trap

Gifted Crack

The Big Squeeze

Timber

Jacob's Ladder

Spearhead

Butter

Refridgenator

Fade Away

Slab! Find the right feet and trust them. Topout involves some confidence in smearing. May be much more difficult for shorter folks.

 Descent path goes left and curves down a slab. Be careful not to slip on leaves.

Start with match on low crimp, deadpoint to next crimp ledge. Massive juggy flake to the right is off as well as pretty much any hold that isn't a crimp. Find small crimp and match, then shoot to the top; requires some people to dyno.

Off-fingers crack that leans to the right, with a few face holds/feet.

 Descent path goes left and curves down a slab. Be careful not to slip on leaves. Warning: There is a wide crack across the descent trail above the Main Wall. Watch your step!

Start on the good shelf and climb straight up using some fancy footwork.

Easy climbing up the tallest part of Darkness Wall

Hand crack with a few holds inside.

 Descent path goes left and curves down a slab. Be careful not to slip on leaves. Warning: There is a wide crack across the descent trail above the Main Wall. Watch your step!

Squeeze the edge of the crack and the arête on the right, and slap your way to the top.

 Descent path goes left and curves down a slab. Be careful not to slip on leaves. Warning: There is a wide crack across the descent trail above the Main Wall. Watch your step!

Left up the arete, Right in the crack, all the way up. Left crossover to the nice ledge then topout.

Fun compression problem that requires a tensiony SDS. Landing zone is sketch so have a spotter or don't drop it.

Start on the rightward flake and the seemingly detached, but solid, block. Work your way up, make a huge cross over to the right, then heave yourself to the top.

 Descent path goes left and curves down a slab. Be careful not to slip on leaves. Warning: There is a wide crack across the descent trail above the Main Wall. Watch your step!

 Trivia: The style of lettering and obsolete spelling of "enforced" dates this sign to the 1950's, as best as I can figure.

North-facing, quarried granite boulders with some good problems including "Fade Away," a Richmond classic. The Main Wall is clean, and probably what you came for, but there are decent established lines on the other walls that need to be cleaned up a little more, and also require more pads for safe landings.

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Protection

Routes in Pony Pasture