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Chambers, Richard Harwood

[Aerial view of numerous mountains showing a glacier in the foreground]
[View of a snow-covered mountain peak with a mountaineering group in the foreground]
[Several people mountaineering along the side of a mountain]
[A small mountaineering group standing on the side of a mountain]
[View looking out over numerous mountains]
Mt. [Mount] Baker from Am. [American] Tomyhoi, July 2, 1950
Mt. [Mount] Baker from Tomyhoi, July 2, 1950
Am. [American] Tomyhoi from Yellow Aster Buttes, July 2, 1950
Mt. [Mount] Baker from lookout, July 1, 1950
[Mount] Shuksan from Yellow Aster Buttes, July 2, 1950
[Mount] Shuksan from Yellow Aster Buttes, July 2, 1950
Mt. [Mount] Si east of Seattle
[A man looking towards a mountain peak]
[View of a glacier]
[A man and woman sitting on the side of a mountain]
[View of a mountain peak that is covered by clouds]
[View of several mountains with a logged-off area in the foreground]
[View looking across the side of a snow-covered mountain]
[Five people viewing mountains]
[A group of people mountaineering]
[A mountaineering group standing on a mountain]
[A mountaineering group standing on a mountain]
[View looking towards Burrard Inlet and Vancouver, B.C.]
The Camel from Crown [Mountain], Sept. 1947
[Several people mountaineering in the snow]

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