The arete right of Orca Flare. If the sand isn't up on then a pallet would be needed for the landing as it'll be a pool of water.
At 6C then the problem will be a sensible eliminate. The rules are start with hands on the break and no holds (hand and feet) are allowed right of the crack which follows the continuation of the arete. Also towards the top, the large flake jug on Orca Flare isn't in so you have to use it's continuation further right which makes you stick to the arete at the top. All the other holds on the face left of the arete are in.
Plenty of other variations at lower grades.
At 6C then the problem will be a sensible eliminate. The rules are start with hands on the break and no holds (hand and feet) are allowed right of the crack which follows the continuation of the arete. Also towards the top, the large flake jug on Orca Flare isn't in so you have to use it's continuation further right which makes you stick to the arete at the top. All the other holds on the face left of the arete are in.
Plenty of other variations at lower grades.
Ted Collins Sep/2018.
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Black Beards Ghost
Grade: f6C ***
(Primrose Bay)