20m.
***Tick can only be gained a low tide, route is washed out by slack water***
Deep Water Solo, landing good at low tide but given S1 due to height, proximity of the coastline to the splashdown and possibility of strong swells.
Access Gull Stack as you would for the existing trad routes. Reach the base of the furthest left Trad route, and then traverse leftwards (solo) on good holds (Grade french 5 obligatory) until you reach the mouth of the tidal gully between gull stack and gull zawn. you should be confronted with an obvious line on good holds. Romp up these, and keep your head at the top.
Deep Water Solo, landing good at low tide but given S1 due to height, proximity of the coastline to the splashdown and possibility of strong swells.
Access Gull Stack as you would for the existing trad routes. Reach the base of the furthest left Trad route, and then traverse leftwards (solo) on good holds (Grade french 5 obligatory) until you reach the mouth of the tidal gully between gull stack and gull zawn. you should be confronted with an obvious line on good holds. Romp up these, and keep your head at the top.
Jonny P, Chris Smith 18/Jul/2013.
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