This is a high quality line with great movement on solid rock. 

  P1 (5.10c):  Follow bolt line to a roof with anchors.  This is a great pitch by itself and many people only do this pitch. 

  P2 (5.11d or 5.9 C1) Pull the roof on crimps and sidepulls to good incut flakes protected by bolts.  The step slightly right into a Flared crack with good jams in the back of it.  Exit the crack left at the top on good edges.

Fancy Lads

Genuine Risk

Kittens

Blue Roof

Trial and Error

High Over Camp

The Crux is between 2nd - 3rd bolt and another b/t 4 and 5.  The route is very sustained so pace yourself.  The second pitch is a bit scary getting to the first bolt.  You will hit a ledge if you blow the move.

This climbs the left of the twin cracks under a roof with a perfect handsized slot.  Pull the roof using the slot and pull into a left facing dihedral.  At the top traverse right and take the path of least resistance.  Use caution on the traverse (5.9) as a fall here could get ugly quick.  This is probably why it is named Genuine Risk.  The 11 crux is very well protected by mid-sized cams

Sustained first pitch followed by a spectacular traverse into an alcove up through a roof.

This is a seldom done trad line at Draper's, but it is fantastic.  The crux short 15'..but burly.  The top is a little scary and one move is protected by a manky rusted piton.

This climbs the V chimney/dihedral to a roof.  The roof is a hand/fist crack that is set deep in a flared chimney of sorts; but, the jams are solid.  Pull through on jams into an easy 5.7ish chimney that leads to a two bolt chain anchor.

From Vertical Heartland, "The Rubik's cube is the blockish formation making the upper section of the wall left of Bookshelf Blues. The often-photographed second pitch of Kittens is located mid-cube

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Routes in The Rubik's Cube