In reply to bodovix:
From memory:
The descent wasnt hard to find. It is a bit steep and shitty, you should not want to slip of it but I don't think there is any easier way unless you fancy the prospect of using a boat of some kind. I don't remember it being any worse than many other steep descents/ascents to access crags in Scotland.
We used 60s to ab. Be very careful with the last ab because its very easy to get your ropes stuck.
My partner had masses of big cams - far more than were needed. The part protected by big cams is quite short, I would say what you have is sufficient but it would do no harm to take one more. I think camelot 4, 4.5 and 5 all fitted in. (dont think they make 4.5 any more though).
A pox on hexes.
I don't remember seeing old wooden chocks.
Other tips:
Don't start out too late - its actually a good day of climbing, if you include walk in and out, especially if you faff around.
Wear expendable clothes. Because fulmars!
Wear expendable climbing shoes. Because fulmars!
Take the strongest detergent rated to for contact with human skin. Because *&*()&$ing fulmars!!