Irish Spring

Thinning moves to the roof (Visor) and a heck of a step up balance move to get over it to the chains.

I'd call this the left side of the south face, maybe still in the first quarter, left to right.  Orenczak & Lynn called this area the visor wall.  It's about where the trail dumps you out, so it isn't too hard to find.  Right facing dihedral was a bit wet down low.  There's 3 routes right here without moving the pack.

There is a variation below the overhang: keep heading right past a bolt, through a low spot in the roof and over to Voodoo Cherry Bomb. Orenczak & Lynn called it Hand From Above at 5.9+.

9 bolts to the anchors.