We contemplated our options - the Sunspot was out as well, since we'd have to wait at least an hour for the first two pitches to free up, probably even more. We also didn't know if we could rappel down Sunspot with one rope in case the storm came, etc. etc. Eventually we decided to go over and do Beeline which neither of us had done - it also had two parties, but they were already well ahead. This turned out to be an awesome choice, because Beeline is a great climb. It has some loose rock and scrappy sections but there are two 5.10+ variation pitches that were amazing and very memorable - highly recommended (some pics below). I was hoping to make it to the summit proper (as the rock on that side looks spectacular all the way to the top) - but unfortunately the storm showed up as we topped out on the ridge, so down we went, happy not to be on the exposed summit in case lightning came... the hike out was not fun, but much easier with a smaller pack. We were very happy to get to the car at 8pm - and made it to Lee Vining for dinner at Bodie Mike's. We drove through torrential downpours and witnessed the biggest lightning show we had ever seen in the Sierra... unbelievable! The 20% chance of storms turned into a big multi hour storm...

We were tired on Sunday and it was very hot, so we climbed in the shade at Drug Dome's base in the morning, and then drove back home early. Nice weekend - and Positive Vibrations still remains on the todo list (that was a second unsuccessful attempt...)

	The Hulk!		Starting Beeline's first pitch

		Beeline - second pitch	More awesome cracks

	Some cool stemming		Starting up the awesome 5.10 corner variation

		The awesome 5.10 corner variation on Beeline	Perfect clean rock!

		The other variation. There are lots more possibilities above

	5.10a at the base of Drug Dome	Fun moves at the roof	Push It, fun arete at Drug Dome base