I've no idea how I got this bruise, but it appeared within twenty minutes of finishing a climb - Hargreaves' Original Route at Stanage Edge - and I don't bruise that easily.  I didn't enjoy climbing that route much, there was nothing to hold onto most of the time except small, smooth ledges and a lot of balance was required.  The guide book says that the finish is exhilarating, but I think that's just because there's actually a hold at the top!

We did three routes, the other two of which I really enjoyed, and then I had a go at leading.... unsuccessfully because I was just too tired for the first couple of awkward, low down moves.  I need to do it before I get worn out, although after yesterday's 12 miles I was probably more worn out than I usually would have been, and next time I will be able to make the required hand-jams stick.

Sunday edit:  I've just realised that the Stanage photo of a week last Friday also shows two of the routes we climbed today,  Hargreaves' Original on the left, and April Crack next to it (with the two climbers on).