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Chambers, Richard Harwood

Grouse chalet, Dec. 3, 1950
Grouse chalet, Dec. 3, 1950
Grouse chalet, Dec. 3, 1950
Grouse chalet, Dec. 3, 1950
Grouse chalet, Dec. 3, 1950
Grouse ski village, Nov. 17, 1950
Am. [American] Tomyhoi, July 2, 1950
Trail at Seymour cabin, Mar. 17, 1951
Crater Rim - Crown [Mountain], Apr. 8, 1951
View from Dog [Mountain] up Seymour Valley, Apr. 1, 1951
View up Seymour Valley from Dog [Mountain], Apr. 1, 1951
View up Seymour Valley from Dog [Mountain], Apr. 1, 1951
View across Seymour Valley from Dog [Mountain], Apr. 1, 1951
Thunderbird Ridge, Dec. 3, 1950
Snow patterns near Yellow Aster Buttes, July 2, 1950
Mt. [Mount] Baker from Yellow Aster Buttes, July 2, 1950
In Garibaldi Park, Aug. 13, 1950
Table from lakeside, Aug. 14, 1950
Garibaldi from Castle Towers [Mountain], Aug. 13, 1950
Sentinel [Glacier] from lakeside, Aug. 14, 1950
Castle Towers [Mountain], Aug. 13, 1950
Roy Mason, Karl Ebelle & Ralph Hutchinson group on Garibaldi Peak, Sept. 4, 1955
Group on Garibaldi Peak, Sept. 4, 1955
Crossing snow slope - under Atwell Peak, Sept. 4, 1955
Land Rover on road to Diamond Head, Sept. 3, 1955

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