Had a fun day at Pinns today.
We checked out several climbs to do later and ticked off one onsight.
I warmed up and cooled down on a couple free solos and KC got her lead on.
After some discussion and seeking shade we opted to do True Grit.
I also knew that Bruce and Clint had just rebolted ABB and this route so I wanted to check that out.
They did a great job on the rebolt and it was really nice to see the work on the ABB p1/Lucky 13 anchor.
That initial crux move on ABB never gets old.
KC pulled through the crux clean for the first time (this was her 4th attempt) - she was STOKED!
I still think the moves on ABB p1 past bolt 4 are harder than 5.6 - regardless of what the topo says

The plan was to climb True Grit and then scramble up to the Twinkle Toes p2 anchor and diagonal rappel to the TT p1 anchor and easy rap down from there. Little did we know that some knuckleheads had stolen the screwlinks from the p2 anchor and there was only a tied runner and a tied piece of cordalette on the bolt hangers. Not wanting to trust that leftover stuff, we decided to go back down to the Bandits in Bondage anchor and rap back down True Grit. I set up an intermediate anchor on a huge lodestone at the base of the route, which allowed us to pull the rope easily and then traverse back over to the ABB/Lucky 13 rap station. If you rap from there make sure to go straight down through the tree since there is some Poison Oak at the base of the wall to climber's left as you rap.
JC onsights True Grit

Lodestone belay station
We were puzzled by a female climber on Lava Falls. I'd ask her to please feel free to chime in if she reads this forum and let us know what the dilemma was. We heard her shouting for at least a half hour. When I looked over from our high perch, she was most of the way up p2 of Lava and calling down that she needed to downclimb. I can only speculate on what might have been going on. Climbed past the middle mark and got stuck at a crux - unable to be lowered off without downclimbing? Tried to climb the whole route in one pitch and ran out of rope? They sure were loud and evidently did not have a signal system setup in the event they could not hear each other.
Female climber on Lava Falls in the midst of downclimbing/hanging

We talked to lots of hikers today, including a couple from Kentucky - small world!