Ascents in Seneca as various tick types by Henry Mueller

I think this is a classic for the grade. Climbed with Nate. Led p1 and p3.

Mother of God! did I ever screw up the traverse--way off route. Did ok once I got to the actual climb.

P1 only. Nice, a bit scary (by which I mean I had to change pants after) due to the huge pointy boulder at the bottom.

Easier than Old Man's IMHO. Not a ton of gear for someone new to leading, depending on how much faith you have in slung bushes.

"Praise Jebus and Hand Jams!!!" ~ verbal exclamation upon having my hand (actually fist, but same concept) jam epiphany on this climb.

Had never climbed Stupid's Corner before. Never will again.

Led "2nd" pitch this time. Don led the roof pitch in great style. I had a heck of a time seconding it. I have gotten weak nursing my finger.

Led 1st Pitch, Joe 2nd, James 3rd and 4th (with a direct start on 3rd)

Inadvertently bypassed crux of Green Wall 1st pitch.

I just don't get the crux on this one. Used ugly, desperate technique.

Scary but nice

Led 1st and 3rd pitches. Jason led second. Scary but not too hard.

w/ Jerry on second

Led 1st and 3rd. Jason led the 2nd in style

Shamelessly ticking to increase pitch count.

1st pitch. Finally did this mother...

Really climbed it this time. Led second pitch. Very nice.

Led first and half third pitches. Lots of loose stuff to kick down at last belay, careful.

Classic aesthetic.

This is a sport route. Quite moderate for a sport route at Seneca.

First multi-pitch lead. Led 1st and 2nd (linked) and last pitches