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Mt. Galwey (960 m elevation gain)

Buddy on Galwey May 2005 — Buddy on Mount Galwey – Waterton Park

Buddy (6 yrs) on Mt. Galwey in Waterton National Park. Had to wait here a short distance (5 minutes) from difficult summit.

Mount Lougheed (1400 m elev. gain)

Buddy on Lougheed 2 2007 — Buddy on Mount Lougheed

Buddy (7 yrs) on Mount Lougheed Peak 2 in 2007. Pigeon Mountain, Loder Peak, Door Jamb Mountain and Mount Yamnuska behind.

View to Lougheed peak 1 with Bow River Valley, Grotto Mountain Mount Lady Macdonald and Wind Ridge behind.

Mount Lougheed Peak 1 from Peak 2, July 22, 1989

Similar view of peak 1 from peak 2 in July 1989. Quarrying scar on Grotto Mountain noticeably smaller.

Mount Lougheed Peak 2 and Peak 4 Wind Mountain — View of Mount Lougheed Peaks 2 and 4 Wind Mountain from Peak 1 July 22, 1989

View of Mount Lougheed Peaks 2 and 4 (Wind Mountain) from Peak 1 on traverse of the four peaks July 22, 1989. Mount Allan at left.

Kiwetinok Peak (1525 m gain)

Buddy on Kiwetinok Pk 1525 m Sept 2006 — Buddy on Kiwetinok Peak scramble route

Buddy (6 yrs) on Kiwetinok Peak in Little Yoho Valley (had to wait just below difficult summit ridge.) The President and The Vice President at left background.

View of The Vice-President and The President from Kiwetinok Peak. The Secretary-Treasurer at left, Mount Marpole and Mount Kerr at right. Kiwetinok Lake below.

Mount Harrison (1300 m elev. gain from camp)

Layla Thor Harrison — Layla and Thor on Mount Harrison

Layla and Thor on Mount Harrison (3373 m / 11,066 ft).

Mount Temple (1690 m elev. gain)

Layla and Thor on Temple — Layla and Thor on Mount Temple

Layla and Thor on Mount Temple. Moraine Lake and Valley of the Ten Peaks below. Tower of Babel (small peak) to left of Moraine Lake, adjoining from left to right – Mount Babel, Fay Glacier and Mount Fay (Peak 1), Mt. Little (Peak 2), Mt. Bowlen (Peak 3), Unnamed (Peak 3-1/2), Tonsa Peak (Peak 4). Consolation Valley to left of Mt. Babel with Panorama Peak, Mt. Bell, Bident Mountain and Mount Quadra. Snow-capped Storm Mountain beyond Consolation Valley (upper left).