Type: Trad, 85 ft (26 m), 2 pitches
FA: Keith Myhill (1969)
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Shared By: Tim Farkas on Sep 28, 2013
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Some really nice layback climbing with thin fingers up a tiered corner. Not popular for no good reason. A very worthwhile route.

p1. Climb blocky stuff to a clean left-facing corner with a nice finger crack. Belay off a boulder at the top (5.8, 10m)
p2. Finish the corner with very thin fingers (low crux, 5.10a, 10m)

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Start in the corner at the very south end of the Embankment Wall, 2 feet right of Embankment 4.

Downclimb to the climber's left and rap off a tree or walk down right.

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cams and nuts -- varied sizes. There is a fixed sling for the p1 belay.

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A - Embankment 3 <br> B - Time for Tea <br> C - Tea for Two<br> D - Time for Tea Original<br> E - Embankment 4<br> F - Whitehall
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