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Chambers, Richard Harwood

John Booth
[A woman mountaineering]
[A man standing underneath a small waterfall]
[A man standing underneath a large rock]
[Several people on a large rock or side of a mountain], Sept. 1947
On the boat to Mt. [Mount] Bishop, Apr. 29, 1950
Snow plow on [Mount] Seymour, April 1952
Snow plow, Seymour road, April 1952
[Two men with mountaineering equipment standing on a snow-covered area]
[View of several mountain peaks]
[Several small trees surrounded by snow]
[A snow-covered area of a mountain]
[View of a lake with a man standing on a cliff overlooking the lake]
[Icicles hanging from a snow-covered tree]
[A person mountaineering]
[A man laying down on a rocky area]
[Two women sitting on a log beside a lake]
[Panoramic view of a mountain range with a camp in the foreground], Garibaldi
[Group portrait of nine people]
[Richard Chambers wearing a uniform while standing on a stairway in front of a building]
[Two men viewing mountains with an area damaged by a forest fire in the foreground]
[Two men viewing mountains with an area damaged by a forest fire in the foreground]
Shelter - packed up for winter, Oct. 29, 1961
Chopper with sling load from Russet Lake, Sept. 13, 1967
Cabin stuff as dropped in bush (Alta Lk. [Lake])

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