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Chambers, Richard Harwood

Window - D.H. [Diamond Head] Lodge [Garibaldi Provincial Park], Mar. 12, 1960
Upper cabins - Tod Mt. [Mountain], Mar. 13, 1965
John Harris at Tod Mt. [Mountain], Mar. 13, 1965
Enid Harris at Tod Mt. [Mountain], Mar. 13, 1965
Climber on lower Acrophobe, Oct. 18, 1964
John Harris - Tod Mt. [Mountain], Mar. 14, 1965
Peak west of Cloudburst [Mountain], May 31, 1959
Seracs & end of Coleman Glacier, Aug. 9, 1959
Isobel Hewlett on Sahale Pk. [Peak], July 12, 1959
View over fog from Dam Mt. [Mountain] (R. Mason), Dec. 9, 1962
Glacier Lake area from Hozameen [Range], July 8, 1962
Skoki Valley from Ptarmigan, Dec. 28, 1963
[A person mountaineering, July 22, 1966]
O'Hara 60: View north from Opabin Plateau, Aug. 9, 1960
[Mount] Garibaldi & lake from ridge near Black Tusk, Apr. 5, 1958
Pantheon Trip - Waddington group from Byamee [Mountain], July 21, 1966
John Harris - Lydia [Mountain] gully, April 17, 1965
Group on ridge of Lydia [Mountain], April 17, 1965
Valley exit - Lake Lovely Water, April 16, 1965
Squamish Valley from helicopter, April 16, 1965
Lodge - Tod Mt. [Mountain], Mar. 14, 1965
Snowcap Lake from plane, Oct. 12, 1964
Cheakamus Lake from plane, Oct. 12, 1964
Sunrise from Delta freeway, Oct. 11, 1964
Ross Dam from power line, Oct. 11, 1964

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