Nodes in Lighthouse beach

Sun surf sand and bouldering.

start seated on block

Tricky arete with bad feet, grade changes depending on sand level.

Up left hand layback crack, around following crack to join A2.

From shield follow twin hourglass cracks to large rails in centre of steep face, up to find pockets ontop.

Layaway right crack to jug and hand jam.

Span start to jug on slabby feet, left rock is out. Ride it baby...

Thrutchy wide corner crack.

Layaway dirty crack to ferny break, out to slopers on rail arete, then side pull mantel.

Juggy slab with wide pinch.

Up cracks.

Traverse along break.

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Standing start, smear and slap.

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Can only be done when sand level is super low.

On same boulder as A15. Squat start on horizontal crack. Toe hook to mantle top out.

Sit start. From crimpy horizontal ledge on overhang to crimpy flake above. Mantle to top out. Adjacent boulder is out.

Right hand side pull to left hand pinch on small sharp arete, stay on arete to top.

Middle of face

Blunt arete.

Eliminate thin side pull, dyno from jug to break.

Straight up jugs to mantel.

Avoid small block on right at feet, bad landing.

Balancie.. moving right wards up the face

Avoiding the cracks on both side and moving straight up from the jug into the thin side pull and to the horizontal break at the top of the wall. Fun

Using all the good holds and traverse left at the horizontal break

Move rightwards and up around the blunt arrest

Sit start on broken jug, up holds on arete. Bad rock for feet, walking up slightly right side until standing on broken jug. Then straight up arete.

On the left face

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Will need a good spot!

Highball. Layaway large suspect looking hanging block to jugs and a reach to top, then victory pocket.

Gaston up middle of face to jugs.

Start on sharp block in corner, up left face with some bridging for feet.

Small arete, some loose rock in corner at top.

Up juggy arete avoiding both left and right blocks. High and narrow landing.

Awkward start on jugs on right side, thin to pocket in middle of block at top.

Nice steep little arete.

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In corner, up past fin.

Thin dirty face.

Juggy arete

Dirty corner crack with chock stone.

Cracks up face

Jugs up arete.

Layaway to jugs and easy top out.

Hug and crimp to mantel.

Off width, start on jug on right block, up left block with some bridging and foot jamming to top out on left block.

Hug up block to pocket and tricky mantel on top, avoid blocks either side!

Dirty, Avoid blocks either side. Loose at top on right side, stay in middle or left at top!

Nice. Up face to pocket.

Good arete with a reach.

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Contrived low start, avoid leaning block with toe hook.

Start sitting over hole, don't fall down it!

Start sitting on block, up slapping right arete and thin holds on face to finish up large pocket on left side of face.

Weird and scary!

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Slab

From break to sloper side pull and jugs up arete.

Follow holds on left side of block using smaller blocks for feet at start.

Project

From crack up jugs, straight up.

From break slap right arete to pockets on face.

Low jug at back right to jug on lip with feet under roof, mantel.

Project

Awkward, reachy and bad landing! Up blocky steps on steep face to jugs on lip, then reach of faith to large pocket way back.

Project

Project

Project...Small pocket to sloper, more doable than others here.

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Layaway

Avoid climbing over ledge on left!

Jam crack to jugs at top.

Up cracks from block at feet. To large pocket, was better before rock arrived after storm.

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Layaway from jam crack to gaston on face, then out left to pocket.

Jam

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Get down low and go.

Watch your back! From pocket up and over with bad feet.

Follow pockets all the way to last pocket around arete then up. Wish it was longer.

From pockets straight up.

From pockets up and then join J13.

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Often has dirty top out!

Side pull to pocket and crimps, often dirty at top!

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