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Topic	Date	User
Jingera rock Pambula- south coast nsw	9-Oct-2026 At 3:24:02 AM	petecocker
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I was there with Dr Peter Aitchison in 1966. We selected the highest point on the slabs to the right of the main buttress. The grade of the climb was 16/17. I think it was possibly the first ascent of the slabs. It was fascinating to be climbing where no one else had climbed. There is a lot of potential there. People have been climbing at Jingera Rocks for the last 20 years. Back then - it was easy access - we just walked up! We abseiled off in about three pitches. Peter c--ker

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