  Measuring ThermoRemanent Magnetization (TRM) decays on a single crystal
CuMn(6$\%$) spin glass sample, we have systematically mapped the rapid decrease
of the characteristic timescale $tw_{eff}$ near $T_g$. Using $tw_{eff}$ to
determine the length scale of the growth of correlations during the waiting
time, $\xi_{TRM}$, (observed in both numerical studies and experiment), we
observe both growth of $\xi_{TRM}$ in the spin glass phase and then a rapid
reduction very close to $T_g$. We interpret this reduction in $\xi_{TRM}$, for
all waiting times, as being governed by the critical correlation length scale
$\xi_{crit}=a(T-T_c)^{-\nu}$.
