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Eric is just visible crossing a braid of the Alexandra River with the SE shoulder of Amery visible in the upper leftHe's smiling but that doesn't mean he's enjoying himself - it's more of a grimace of pain due to glacial riverwater and bare legsSE Amery Creek is rarely visited by two-legged creatures such as ourselves and has some gorgeous stream waterfalls alongside.SE Amery Creek is rarely visited by two-legged creatures such as ourselves and has some gorgeous stream waterfalls alongside.Sometimes we got little breaks were we could walk alongside the creek.SE Amery Creek is feed by many beautiful feeder streams coming off the glaciated unnamed summits to the south.SE Amery Creek is feed by many beautiful feeder streams coming off the glaciated unnamed summits to the south.When travelling off-trail with an alpine pack you have to concentrate on every step or you'll find yourself flat on your face faster than greased lightning.SE Amery Creek.SE Amery Creek.Snow tunnels along SE Amery Creek.Snow tunnels along SE Amery Creek.Snow tunnels along SE Amery Creek.The small lake near the approach bivy site. And outlier of Amery on upper right.Interesting colors and terrain at the tiny lake.Looking back across the lake at the small stand of spruce which surround the fire ring and bivy site.Above the lake the terrain tightened into thick scrub before gradually opening up on the south side of the creek to scree avalanche slopes.
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