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Chambers, Richard Harwood

Slesse [Mountain] from Pleiades, Aug. 20, 1961
Am. [American] Border Pk. [Peak] from Pleiades, Aug. 20, 1961
E. [East] ridge - Niobe - Tantalus, July 2, 1962
Slesse [Mountain] from border pk. [peak] ridge, June 24, 1962
Can. [Canadian] Border Pk. [Peak] from south, June 24, 1962
Ian Brown at border monument - Can. [Canadian] Border Pk. [Peak], June 24, 1962
Border pks. [peaks] from Chwk. [Chilliwack] Lake Rd. [Road], June 23, 1962
Mt. [Mount] Shuksan from Austin Pass, Feb. 25, 1962
Tantalus [Range] from Cloudburst [Mountain], June 4, 1961
[Mount] Cayley from Cloudburst Saddle, June 4, 1961
O'Hara 60: Traverse - class C. 61 [1961]
Tantalus [Range] - class A. 61 [1961]
Snow traverse - class C. 61 [1961]
M. Dutton on Sahale Pk. [Peak], July 12, 1959
Zenith Lake 60: Highway - class C. 61 [1961]
Vertol at Mystery Lake, Nov. 8, 1959
O'Hara 60: TP10 - class C. 61 [1961]
Frost on pk. [peak] of [Mount] Seymour, Dec. 4, 1960
Cairn cylinder on Sentinal (Guard), Sept. 10, 1960
O'Hara 60: Warden's cabin - L. [Lake] O'Hara, Aug. 12, 1960
O'Hara 60: Trail sign - [Lake] O'Hara, Aug. 12, 1960
O'Hara 60: Campgrounds, Aug. 12, 1960
Waterfall - 1st lake above Phantom [Lake], July 15, 1961
Vertol at Mystery Lake, Nov. 8, 1959
Falls - outlet of Phantom Lake, July 15, 1961

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