Gunsight to South Peak Direct 5.4 : (4K POV first-person beta) : Trad Climbing Seneca Rocks, WV 

Gunsight to South Peak is a must-do classic at Seneca Rocks, West Virginia. The direct variation goes up the east face of the ridgeline and provides a bit more exposure. Due to this and the fewer placement options the guidebook calls it a 5.5 for 5.7 leaders. I'm relatively new to trad climbing but I found it to protect just fine if you keep your head together. Another foray into longform FPV climbing and still dialing in my new GoPro loadout (changing it next run).

Most fun you'll have on a 5.4 anywhere! I love this route! I did all hungover after 3 days of rain cinco de mayo weekend this year and loved every minute of it! The climbing, not the hangover part. and i agree, the pro is solid and plentiful.

That's an amazing route, I'd be afraid the whole lot would fall over in the wind.

On watching the second pitch, I might suggest more gear would have been appropriate to protect yourself and the second.

You can hear them logging trucks

Dude, you need to place way more and better gear. I know it's only 5.4, but there were a lot of places where if you or your partner had fallen, there's a good chance you'd have been carried out on a stretcher. You skipped a lot of good placements and ran it out for no reason. When I was learning trad, a mentor told me to always keep two good pieces of gear between you and the hospital. You also should generally place twice as much gear on a traverse as you would on a face climb, to protect yourself and your second from a bad pendulum fall. A guide told me about a bad accident at Seneca where the leader ran out a traverse, didn't place nearly enough gear, and their second fell and pendulum'd into an arete with the force of a 30 ft ground fall. You're clearly a strong climber, so you're getting away with it. But that might not be the case if you end up on some sandbagged route with tricky gear - of which there are plenty at Seneca and the Gunks 😝. Stay safe and climb on!