Here's an updated description.
1. (35 m) Climb a corner on the left (5.6, but often damp), or an unprotected slab (5.7) to a tree at the base of a steep wall and crack. (Either way about 20m to the tree.) Step up and right (5.7 move) to bolt, then a slab/ramp that leads right and up (15 m) to a bolt belay at a stance beneath an overlap.
2. (35 m) There's a bolt just up and right from the belay. Make two "step up" moves (5.
to and past it to a second bolt, then straight left to a third and then fourth bolt, just above a horizontal seam. After the fourth bolt, continue straight left along the crack, past a steeper bit (5.
, to a bolt belay at a down-hanging tree. Leaders should place gear on the traverse, to protect their seconds - it seems easier to hand traverse after the fourth bolt.
3. (45 m) Go back along the crack for a few m, then up and left into a groove with shallow potholes. Straight up the groove (class 5) to a bolt, then up and a bit right to a cleaned patch at a steeper bit. (Please stay off the grass at the pothole/rock garden.) Climb past three bolts to a bolt belay (5.8+). [I removed the original bolt ladder, as it was well to the side of where it was freeable.]
4. (55 m) Mantle up from the belay, then left (class 5) past a bolt for 10 m to a large groove, the Elephant Steps. Up the groove via some high steps (ungradeable), with protection after about 15 m, then it eases off into a low-angle groove. Belay at a stout tree on the left (actually, there are two), or to gear in the good flake crack just above. In the spirit of the first ascent, you get to make your own belay here.
5. (
65 m) Look for a cleaned streak. Straight up an easy groove (20m) to a bolt, then slabs (5.7) up and eventually left into a a prominent crack/groove. Up the groove past a shrub (good crack, optional belay here for those with 60 m ropes, or coming in from Pineapple Peel), then continue past another bolt (5.7) to a fir in a pothole, where there is a bolt belay.
6A. (60 m) Straight left along a cleaned streak, then up and left (5.7) into what is now the last part of Banana Peel, and so to Broadway. This was the original finish, so Slab Alley traffic has the right of way.
6b. (50 m) Go easily up, a bit right and then back left to a bolt. Straight up 8 m from there to a second bolt (5.
, then easing off for about 20 m to a third bolt, just below Broadway.
6c. (20 m) Up and right from the belay, then down and right, and so into the slabs descent. Class 5, some protection available.
7. (70 m?) Boomstick Crack (5.7 or so).
From end of Boomstick, continue up via Squamish Buttress or to other routes, or rappel to Broadway.
Gear as noted on the topo. Watch for heffalumps, trolls, and nOObs!
ps Note that the topo is not to scale, and not to be relied on - I can't draw too good.