The North Palm Beach bouldere have been moved to Barrenjoey.
Storm Update: The sand comes and goes, some problems may now start under it, others may now be much higher than they were initially.
The numbered alternate names for problems are from Peter Balint's "Sydney Bouldering" Guide from 2001 (http://www.australianbouldering.com/guides/sydney/sydney_guide)
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For the boulders in the middle of Palm Beach, continue on Barrenjoey road around the to the ocean side of the peninsula and drive south along the beach until you see the two large boulders. Pull up right next to them.
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