*UPDATE*
This section has now been covered with council rock netting and concrete in the upper two thirds, and so is now unclimbable
Head down the slope next to The Coffee Shack and towards the beach area at low tide. You should be at the beach between The Coffee Shack and The Wet Wok.
Facing the sea will be a -- like the name suggests -- mango-shaped wall fused with a mix of brick and concrete. Stay on the natural rock from ground up with good holds and solid rock.
Mind the squabbly top-out as there are loose bits of rock. Prepare for strange and confused looks from families and ye elderly folk as they ponder where you've precariously emerged from.
This section has now been covered with council rock netting and concrete in the upper two thirds, and so is now unclimbable
Head down the slope next to The Coffee Shack and towards the beach area at low tide. You should be at the beach between The Coffee Shack and The Wet Wok.
Facing the sea will be a -- like the name suggests -- mango-shaped wall fused with a mix of brick and concrete. Stay on the natural rock from ground up with good holds and solid rock.
Mind the squabbly top-out as there are loose bits of rock. Prepare for strange and confused looks from families and ye elderly folk as they ponder where you've precariously emerged from.
First logged by Ong Yi Zong 15/Jan/2020.
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