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Tag Archives: David Hall
Memorial Lakes Monument – Kananaskis – Hiking Alberta
This hike is dedicated specifically to Lorelee and Melanie, and generally, to every family member, or friend, or acquaintance of every name on the monument, and to every participant in the Kananaskis Country search and rescue operation during June of 1986. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Brian Burkitt, Bruce Pratt, Canada, Carl Grant, Charles Masur, David Hall, Donald Plumtree, Edward Kates, Hayden Evans, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, Jerome Schindler, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country, Kenneth Joseph Wolff, Memorial Lakes, Memorial Lakes Cairn, Orval Pall, Patricia McLean, Rod Harradence
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Memorial Lakes – Kananaskis Country – Hiking Alberta
I become interested in this hike while I am enjoying lunch at the summit of Mount Allan and looking south into Ribbon Valley. The small cluster of three lakes around the base of the north-west side of Ribbon Peak are beautiful, particularly … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bruce Pratt, Captain Donald Wayne Plumtree, Captain Edward M. Kates, Carl Grant, Charles Masur, David Hall, Hayden Evans, hiking, hiking alberta, hiking Canada, hikingwithbarry, Jerome Schindler, Kananaskis, Kananaskis Country, Ken Wolff, Memorial Lakes, Officer John Gillespie Magee, Orval Pall, Patricia McLean, Ribbon Peak, Rod Harradence, Sergeant Brian Burkitt, the Emerald
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