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Mount William Booth is still distant across the North Saskatchewan River.The bridge across the North Saskatchewan River is impressively unstable. Safe - but wriggly.An interesting boardwalk across the Kootenay Plains prevents people walking all over the place here.The Siffleur River is fierce today! Ernest Ross features prominently again.A "normal" bridge over the Siffleur River.Biking a nice road towards William Booth.I've never seen so many twinflower before.Interesting flood damage on the Whiterabbit Creek banks.Whiterabbit Creek with William Booth.Some slabs in the forest.Peskett (L), Corona Ridge (C) and Murchison.Continuing up the rib to the south ridge.Continuing up the rib to the south ridge.The Whiterabbit Creek Valley leads past the ex coelis group to the Ram Range and Cheshire Group.Breaking tree line.Views along the upper rib to the south ridge.Siffleur (L), Loudon (C) and Peskett (R).The fun south ridge.Looking across the west face up the south ridge.The south ridge is a nice easy scramble.
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