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Chambers, Doris

Cascade Pass Area, July 12, 1959
Lake Oesa from Abbot Pass Trail, Aug. 9, 1954
Gendarme on Mt. [Mount] Yukness, Aug. 8, 1954
Coming down Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954 : Ralph Hutchinson
Abbot Pass from Yukness [Mountain], Aug. 8, 1954
Mt. [Mount] Odaray & campsite from Yukness [Mountain], Aug. 8, 1954
On peak of Yukness [Mountain], Aug. 8, 1954
Joe Hutton - Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954
Peggy Hutton - Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954
Crossing the bridge - Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954
Traverse on Mt. [Mount] Yukness, Aug. 8, 1954
Lake Louise from Victoria Ridge, Aug. 10, 1954
Abbot Hut from Victoria Ridge, Aug. 10, 1954
Paul Binkert on Victoria Ridge, Aug. 10, 1954
On Victoria Ridge, Aug. 10, 1954
Lake McArthur from Shaffer [Schaffer] Ridge, Aug. 12, 1954
Lake McArthur from Shaffer [Mount Schaffer], Aug. 12, 1954
Opabin Cliff Lake & Lake O'Hara from Mt. [Mount] Shaffer [Schaffer], Aug. 12, 1954
Rescue practice - [Mount] Seymour, Oct. 24, 1958
Niell Adam - Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954
Among the seracs - Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954
Dick at Blarritz Hostel, Mar. 5, 1956
Seracs, Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954
Ice bridge - Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954
Ice wall - Mt. [Mount] Baker, July 18, 1954 : J. Addie

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