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Storm in a Teacup 

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Type: Sport, 3 pitches, 300 feet
Consensus: 5.10a [details]
FA: Sandy Fleming, Lezley McIlveen
Submitted By: Chris Whisenhunt on Jan 7, 2013

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Description 

Slightly harder than it's neighbor to the right, Teacup climbs a straight line past 3 bolts to the left of the splotches.


Location 

Second bolted line from the right of the great arch. Rap down.


Protection 

3 quickdraws, bolted belay station.



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By nbrown
From: western NC
Jan 7, 2013

Probably the best stretch of rock of any route off the tree ledge. I always used to skip that last bolt because the natural "line" of holds was a little to the left, but the climbing is easier up there so it' really not a big deal.

Was told a few years back that the name comes from the fact that the fa party suspected the "squeezed in line" might cause some controversy. Not sure if that is true.