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Chambers, Richard Harwood

[A helicopter carrying a cargo net full of supplies]
[View of a mountain with snow in the foreground]
[View of a snow-covered mountain]
[View of a person standing on the peak of a mountain]
[View of numerous mountains with a gully in the foreground]
[View looking up at someone mountaineering]
[Two people standing on the peak of a mountain]
[A helicopter on the ground beside a small lake]
[Two people mountaineering]
[Four people walking down a snow-covered area of a mountain]
Traverse of rock slide crown, May 4, 1952
Peak of [Mount] Shuksan, Sept. 2, 1951
Colfax [Peak] from Saddle, Apr. 13, 1952
[Mount] Rainier from [Mount] Baker, Apr. 13, 1952
Ruth [Mountain] from ridge, June 8, 1952
View n. [north] & w. [west] from Ruth Ridge, June 8, 1952
View north from Ruth [Mountain], June 8, 1952
[Mount] Shuksan from Ruth [Mountain], June 8, 1952
Snow clad trees, [Mount] Seymour, Mar. 1952
[Mount] Baker from Coleman Glacier, Apr. 12, 1952
View s.w. [southwest] from Kulshan area, Apr. 12, 1952
Ruth [Mountain] from ridge, June 8, 1952
John Holmes & Peggy Lane on Ruth [Mountain], June 8, 1952
View south from Mystery Lake, Jan. 23, 1955
Mt. [Mount] Victoria from ridge, Aug. 10, 1954

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