May '96.  Pinnacles with Dennis Strom.  We did a new route on the Frog:  
Unabomber 5.10b, fairly steep on good knobs, 80', 6x plus anchors.  The 
name came from a large block that fell to earth while we were testing it 
(from the ground) to see if the Friend behind it was good pro!  I also 
got beaned (through my hat, drawing blood briefly), when I was stupidly 
belaying directly below the route.
3/23 Pinnacles with Dennis Erik.
- new route at the Frog 5.10a, 6x.  Possible name:  "Egg Solid Sandwich".
  It starts from the first bolt on Pinch Gripped, and continues straight
  up the steep knobs (Pinch Gripped diagonals out to the right).
  It was somewhat breezy and chilly at the belay, but while the leader
  was drilling, we would just tie him off on a GriGri, and run out right
  to soak up some sun!  I got the "bonehead" award, managing to get hit
  in the head by a rock, since I was belaying directly underneath the route
  (changed that in a hurry).  I found one very nice hidden incut for drilling
  the 5th bolt (4th new bolt) -- i.e. just when I was starting to get
  pumped and thinking about climbing down, my fingers sunk deep into this
  killer jug (followed shortly by a big hook)!  Dennis did a nice job
  reaching the next drilling point, and then I had an epic putting in the
  first belay bolt.  I got too runout on the natural gear between knobs,
  so I went out right and way up the ridge, hoping to find an old bolt
  or anchor to drill the belay from.  Finally I had to downclimb back
  to a marginal set of TCUs (fortunately they were solid enough).  After
  we bailed out, the route got the last laugh, as Dennis' beard got
  caught in the rappel device just inches from the ground -- ouch!
  On the way out in the dark, we were glad that we had placed cairns
  and cleared thorn branches from the direct trail.
  Dennis returned a few weekends later to redpoint it and add the
  second belay bolt.  It's 80' high.