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Descending the loose upper SW face of Mount Assiniboine.Intimidating views over Lunette Peak (looking much closer than it is!) with Eon and Aye towering next to it.Rapping the upper SW face.Rapping the upper SW face.Great view down the SW face, looking at a very distant Lunette Lake and our exit valley.Lunette Lake and our exit valley are far below.Stunning views down the Assiniboine Creek exit valley over the Mitchell Range to the Purcells.he terrain on the SW face is continuously threatening to kick you off - very careful downclimbing is necessary.More careful down climbing on dinner plate slate.Little ledges are the key to working your way down the face, traversing back and forth breaks the many cliff bands.Kev does his best to stick to the SW face of Assiniboine!Kev works his way down along the gully separating Assiniboine and Lunette.There was running water on route, thanks to melting snow.More careful steps.Looking back up at the summit of Lunette Peak.Gloria, Terrapin and Marvel Lake from the summit of Lunette Peak.Kev on the summit of Lunette Peak.Views towards the east face of Eon from Lunette Peak.Incredible scenery from the summit of Lunette. The views of Gloria and Marvel Lakes are better from Lunette than from Assiniboine.Incredible scenery from the summit of Lunette. The views of Gloria and Marvel Lakes are better from Lunette than from Assiniboine.
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