40m.
Despite being one of the earliest routes recorded here and many attempts at location, this route remains a mystery. The description is given in the hope that someone will find it, or that the first ascentionist will enlighten everyone.
"This route lies a further 200m S on the face of a square-cut buttress with a prominent pink band near the top. Approach by abseil. Start just left of centre and climb the overhang on big holds. Continue up the obvious line until a 3m traverse leads to a crack. Follow this and go slightly L to finish up a corner. The upper half is rather loose and poorly protected."
"This route lies a further 200m S on the face of a square-cut buttress with a prominent pink band near the top. Approach by abseil. Start just left of centre and climb the overhang on big holds. Continue up the obvious line until a 3m traverse leads to a crack. Follow this and go slightly L to finish up a corner. The upper half is rather loose and poorly protected."
Wilson Moir, Colin Stewart. Aug/1988.
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Third Stone from the Sun
Grade: HVS 5a ***
(Eshaness Lighthouse)