Diamond beta: Camel Gully Connector.

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Diamond beta: Camel Gully Connector.

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Up close and personal.<br>
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Photo taken 8-21-2010.

Diamond beta: Chasm View approach & Cables descent.

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The Diamond before a (later) rainy day.

The late Chip Salaun in the early '80s doing botany research on the steep wall on the left side of The Diamond.<br>
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Photo by: Olaf Mitchell.

A marmot scopes out the Diamond.

The Diamond with its Chasm Lake reflection.

Photo: Olaf Mitchell.<br>
Yellow Wall early '80s.<br>
A long, leader fall right at dark resulted in this climber spending a pathetic night 100' above his partner with only half the food and bivy gear. It was amazing to witness them raising and lowering stuff from their haul bag with head lamps. Their comment was: "We had considered this as a possibility, and dismissed it as impossible!"<br>

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Morning view, morning dew.

The Diamond at sunset on 6/20/15.

As seen from the top of P3 on Directissima.

Original oil painting of Chasm Lake and The East Face of Long's. My prize possession!

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A sunlight spotlight on the Long's Peak East Diamond Wall, piercing low morning clouds after a stormy night, September 9th, 2019.

Early morning at Chasm Lake.

Up close and personal.<br>
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Photo taken 8-21-2010.

Diamond beta: Camel Gully Connector.

Diamond beta: Chasm View approach & Cables descent.

And another beta photo. Taken from the Camel descent.

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Diamond beta: rap route.

Holy Granite, Batman!

Morning sun on the Diamond

Diamond beta: approach via Chasm View raps.

On Kiener's Route between Table Ledge and the summit.

Rapping in from Chasm View

A beautiful day on The Diamond.

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Diamond beta: rap route.

Diamond beta: approach via Chasm View raps.

The top rappel for the Chasm View raps. 3 raps with double ropes to Broadway Ledge.

Good high def view of The Diamond.

Spring conditions.

Diamond on a cold September day.

Diamond in the Buff... brrr.

Photo:Olaf Mitchell.<br>
Buc Taylor at the boulder field bivy before dropping in on The Diamond in the late '70s.<br>
"We're mountaineers.<br>
We're mountaineers.<br>
We sleep in holes and ditches.<br>
We wipe our arse with broken glass.<br>
And laugh because it itches.<br>
We're mountaineers.<br>
We'er mountaineers.<br>
We're low down Sons Of Bitches!"

As seen from Long's Peak viewpoint!

Headwaters of Chasm Lake on a beautiful morning.

Upper Kiener's.

A typical summer day on The Diamond.

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Diamond.

Diamond beta: approach via North Chimney.

Diamond beta: approach via North Chimney.

Diamond beta: descent via Diamond Rap Route.

Diamond beta: descent via Diamond Rap Route.

Diamond beta: descent via Diamond Rap Route.

Diamond beta: descent via Diamond Rap Route.

There it is from Chasm View.

The man, the myth, the legend.

Early season snow on Broadway Ledge.

Great bivy spot next to Chasm with a couple stellar looking bouldering lines.

Diamond beta: descent via Diamond Rap Route.

Diamond beta: descent via Diamond Rap Route.

Diamond beta: descent via Diamond Rap Route.

The Diamond on a foggy August day.

Diamond beta: approach via North Chimney.

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