Photos by fearless1

Pseudo Weissner is a great off witch crack with hand and fist jams. A flexible body is also helpfull. A bit balancy at time, but worth the climb. Photo taken by Larry, July 2004

This exposed route to the summit was my first ever lead at Seneca. Cold and windy but beautiful. Taken by Larry.

climbing Ye Gods and Little Fishes, my partner Larry had sunk the stoppers so well, I thought I would never get to the top.

Lynn on top of Tranquility. Having to back off the first day due to rain, the blue sky was awesome. Taken by Larry

Larry and I climbing as quick as we can to avoid a fast moving storm. Taken by Lynn

Having been taught to grab a rest when you can, Larry kicks back and relaxes. Taken by Lynn

After the rain, the desert was just as dry but the tops had snow. A beautiful site. Taken by Lynn

Lynn leading Double cross. Trying to get back into the crack. Taken by Larry.

Lynn looking for for a piece to fit a offwidth crack on the third pitch of tranquility. Taken by Larry.

Nothing worse that getting dumped on 100 ft off the ground. Glad there was a convenient hole to hide in until it was safe to get back down. Came back the next day to tackle the other 2 pitches.

Climbing slab without shoes is like trying to walk up a building with crisco on your feet.

Following up the Nose at Looking Glass, when I realized I could go farther if I had more extremities. It is easier to hold on to the eyebrows.

My partner Larry leading Grand Funk Railroad at Stone Mountain. Not another soul around, not a cloud in site.

Lynn on Granola, 5.8, on the Cereal buttress. Taken by my partner Larry.

This is Lynn chalking up to traverse the second pitch of CCK. Best exposure I've ever had.