General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Cape Bridgewater- suitable for children?	19-Dec-2017 At 2:16:10 PM	salty crag
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If the Cape Bridgy stuff you mentioned is near the blow holes then not at all good for young children. Even on the calmest days an occasional large swell can break over the shelf. We climb there with one eye on the ocean at all times. There is some bouldering at Murrells beach. The climbing area is not usually suitable for swimming but the climbing is well away from the wave action. Will PM you some details.

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