As it is a crack it is entirely finger size dependent.

Baptism of desire AKA Parish Swagger

Elywood Dihedral

Arete Tower

Penetrated Cavity

Hubris at the alter

Alter boy

Please, a squeeze

Bonanza

Slabony

Pastor’s Mantle Piece

Couch Out

Mankey

The heel hook mantle Then worming your way up

Classic Lay back Dihedral climb to mantle

start in pockets work your way up compressing aretés

The hardest moves are probably the lower moves, however there are some big spanning moves up high which aren't hard if you hit the right spots. The beta is tricky to figure out and committing to execute. The route climbs the center of the wall most of the way up until you come to a large sharks tooth hold a little past half way from here begin using the arete left arete. The rock in the center of the climb is rotten the higher you go and will likely break under force...

Start on "Hubris at the alter", but instead of going up the iron band in the center of the rock, use this only as a right hand and compress the rock slapping up the sides. Make a scary move at 3/4 height and hope you hit the correct right hand. Run to top out, very good, a bit more scary than the counterpart.  

Start as far right and low as possible Traverse the sloping top using the occasional heel hook

Stand start, left hand on the tiniest edgeWork your way up the top arete

Start your hands on areteWork your way way up until left hand crimp on flat wallDyno-y move to top

match hands on sloper start, left font push, right foot toe clingmove right to rail jug, heel hook reach for top ledge

Northeast Ohio Sandstone, surprisingly more solid than other areas. Has a handful of good routes and plenty of room for development. Be respectful of the area, as climbing access is murky, try to pick up a few pieces of trash each time you go.

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Routes in Baptismal fountain