Ascents in World as various tick types by Henry Mueller

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.

Shamelessly ticking to increase pitch count.

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

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

Inadvertently bypassed crux of Green Wall 1st pitch.

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

Scary but nice

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

1st pitch. Finally did this mother...

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

Classic aesthetic.

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

w/ Jerry on second

Seven in new guide book (and that is generous).

Seconded Joe to critique gear, then climbed it on lead.

Put the first draws up for the day and did not get them off the route until the afternoon. NRR fun.

Short but nice.

I liked the variety and flow of this climb. Really pushed myself to keep going through the crux.

I did not think too much of this climb. I found it very easy as well.

In the spirt of 7-11 at Franklin, could be named 6-9

probably overgraded

I found this route very difficult for some crazy reason. Lousy technique most likely.

Nice climb if you can find it amidst the choss.

Trees are on!

Led second pitch. Number 50!!!

Led 1st, Don led 2nd. Will have to come back and lead the second next time.

Almost fell seconding the 2nd pitch. Randomly popped a foot moving around the lip and ended up hanging on one arm. Scared the crap out of me.

Let 1st. Off route, runout.

Led second pitch, which was much easier than the 1st and 3rd.

Led 2nd pitch. Did not get to do the third.

Led 1st pitch. Don led 2nd.

Led 1st pitch, Don lead 2nd. 5.6- in new guide, which I tend to agree with.

Led 1st and 3rd. 2nd was most interesting.

Backed off this in twilight the night before, Don finished it using a headlamp.

Came back the next day and flew up it. It look very different in full daylight.

Led 2nd pitch (we did it as two). Don led 1st. Walked off instead of doing the second rap off pins. Some fools were top roping off these pins the day before!

bypassed crux

The Climb Maryland book has a variation climb here but I really cannot tell the diff. You would have to be three inches wide to stay on just one of the routes the way the book describes them. Therefore, I picked the one with the higher rating for my ticklist to make myself feel better. Oh, and this is an 'R' IMHO due to a the nasty landing under the crux that you cannot completely protect.

Just one short crux

climbed clean second attempt

Obvious but nice line to topout on the North-most peaklette. Gear was so-so

Did the proper finish this time