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Chambers, Richard Harwood

Peak of West Lion - Trina Sorenson and map, July 7, 1957
Lions Beach - John's tent, July 6, 1957
Rescue Conference Mt. [Mount] Baker - helicopter rotor hub, June 16, 1957
Peak east of Crescent Lake - Silver Lake area, June 17, 1951
View north from Crescent Peak, June 17, 1951
[Mount] Shuksan from Ruth Ridge, June 8, 1952
Shuksan Arm from Ruth Ridge, June 8, 1952
[Mount] Baker from Ruth Ridge, June 8, 1952
[Close-up look at a cave made of snow]
[View of a mountain peak]
[A helicopter on the ground]
[A man climbing the peak of a mountain]
[View looking down at a lake amongst mountains]
Climbing on Ruth [Mountain], June 8, 1952
[A man standing on a rock viewing the surrounding mountains]
Party on Lions' Ridge, July 13, 1952
Party on Lions' Ridge, July 13, 1952: Joe Hutton & Norm Riddell
Mt. [Mount] Seymour, Mar. 1952
View on Mt. [Mount] Seymour, Mar. 1952
Pump Peak from Brockton, Mar. 1952
Skier on [Mount] Baker, April 13, 1952
[Mount] Shuksan over Picture Lake, Sept. 2, 1951
Mts. [Mountains] east side of Silver Valley, June 17, 1951
[View of a snow-covered mountain with a lake in the foreground]
[View of a snow-covered mountain]

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