In reply to Formerly Known as Pylon King:
No way is the Big Picket E1 4b, more like XS 5b. For a start the original second pitch (which had carved handholds and 6" nails) no longer exists: you now traverse L from a semi-hanging stance with two in-situ warthogs (mine) to a line of fragile mud leaves, which break off as you touch them, with spaced reinforcing rods as protection/aid. Our attempt a couple of years ago ended when it started to rain and the whole stack became a mud slide Oh yes the first pitch is ungradeable, not hard but the best bit of gear is a wild cabbage stalk.
That said it's a fun day out for sure. We shall return
PS. Also note that unless you are very fast you will be cut off by the tide making the traverse back to the beach extremely entertaining and very wet.
