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Romping the upper slabs of Rotten Teeth after getting somewhat worked on the Bulleit Train.
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An old bolt on the first pitch of Rotten Teeth.
Andy Beekman leading the very exciting 4th pitch.
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Michael L
Nov 9, 2020
“Romping the upper slabs of Rotten Teeth after getting somewhat worked on the Bulleit Train.”  

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Mack Johnson leading the dihedral pitch (pitch 8 on the topo, pitch 7 in the posted description). Second ascent. May, 1980.
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An old bolt on the first pitch of Rotten Teeth.
Romping the upper slabs of Rotten Teeth after getting somewhat worked on the Bulleit Train.
Andy Beekman leading the very exciting 4th pitch.
Andy Beekman leading the second pitch. I was very happy to be wearing my helmet, Andy cut a few small rocks loose and they pelted my head.