Walkin' the line.

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Walkin' the line.

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"Knife-Edge": Capitol Peak.

Capitol Peak, circa July 1st, 2020.

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Jason Wine

Aug 18, 2005

“Walkin' the line.”

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The famed knife edge, double toe hook! (Warning: objects in photo may appear steeper than they truly are!) Mom loved this one....

Capitol Peak in Winter - Taken from the Knife Ridge looking back at K2

Josh Howell descending the Knife Ridge after blasting the NW Buttress in October, '95 or so. We got absolutely hammered by weather shortly below K2.

Dan Bayer with the Aspen Times took the photo.

The always cool and collect Jack Carey on the ridge. No need for the gold line rope.

My cool father-in-law Jack Carey getting ready for the climb in the 60s.

Heading down the Knife Edge back to "K2."

Winter 2019.

Winter 2009 - Jordan White makes the final moves to the summit.

Coming up to the knife ridge in excellent summer conditions

Rodney on the knife edge. Capitol Lake on right, Snowmass on left.

The knife edge and Capitol's summit.

The entire route from near the summit, July 2003. K2 is the peak to the right, Daly is behind to the left. You can make out the knife edge just in front of K2, as well as the overhanging cliff that forces you to drop north from K2.

On the Knife Edge Ridge.

Clint on the infamous Knife Edge.

The view looking down from the Knife Edge.

Moving along the ridge about 1/2 way before K2.

On the Knife Edge Ridge looking back towards K2.

Climbers on the Knife Edge Ridge. Photo taken from the summit of K2.

Jeff enjoying one of Colorado's truly special summits

The Knife Edge ridge looking toward the summit.

Winter 2009 - the summit ridge.

Clint along the ridge.

Starting out the full ridge. The rock here was great, only to get worse as the day went on.

"Knife-Edge": Capitol Peak.

Walkin' the line.

Capitol Peak, circa July 1st, 2020.

Sunset at Capitol Lake...Jeff has a hole in his neck

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