Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Superstylin at Point Perpendicular	19-Aug-2004 At 1:39:41 PM	MrKyle
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It gets damp if there is sea spray about, which also washes the chalk off. Hence with no chalk to follow, and could stray into some sand. Absolutely bullet hard rock though. It is the super obvious roof in t-shirt gully. You scramble down to the right side of it (looking to sea). No abseil required. Huge ledge with fixed hanger to belay off. There is also a sinlge bolt to belay on top, but easier to back jump. Let us know how you go. Don't think anybody has managed an onsight yet.

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