Under The Sea

Sit start laying matched on a very low, flat hold and move out from under the bottom of the rocky strip through the folds and top out. Lowball, starts like coming out of a roof with a cool intermediate crack to work with while coming out from under.The landing and the climb stay just above the tide line so at high tide you start laying in a dry space under the rock with the water lapping around you.

This problem is on the first and lowest strip of rock approaching the rocky neck from the east side. It's close to where the strip ends in the water and it faces east.