Mark is breathless as he desperately slaps his way up the super exposed arete of Mister Bean (24 or 5.11d). Point Perpendicular hosts some of the most airy climbs in Australia. Photo: Sam Coles, Sony Mavica FD-88.

Sammi cranking hard above the waves on the onsight of Hello Dolly, Bayside Upper, Point Perpendicular. Photo: Lee Skidmore Sony Mavica FD-88.

A classic route at Point Perp. I'm sorry I don't remember the name of the climb.

Bob O'Sullivan on the super exposed kodak classic. Tehnically soft for the grade, but you need to rap in and set up a trad hanging belay. James Schultz belaying, photo by Bronwyn Small

Marcel Geelen crimps up this excellent wall and arete route just below the lighthouse. This is mostly protected my good bolts, but bring some small wires for making it saner. Photo Neil Monteith 35mm Slide

Nick onsigths Just Technical (21), Lighthouse Area, Point Perp. Australia. This is one of the best sea cliffs in the country offering hundreds of quality one and two pitch routes on excellent frictional sandstone. Photo Neil Monteith Sony Digital.

Matt climbing and Pat belaying on Time and Tide (20) on the Raptures Wall at Point Perpendicular with huge cave to the right.

Walking a Highline at Point Perpendicular, Australia

Brent nearing the end of "Just Technical"

A great climbing day