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Bob Lowe leading some snow on our descent from the Dais Couloir on Mount Waddington.
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Bifrost Pass, an excellent campsite at this time of year.
Our descent ridge from the Dais Couloir. There were steep couloirs to the right and we could only see the glacier several thousand feet down on the left. This photo is shows the direction we came from. Extremely enjoyable snow climbing.
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Dr Worm
Nov 14, 2008
“Bob Lowe leading some snow on our descent from the Dais Couloir on Mount Waddington.”  

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Bob Lowe leading some snow on our descent from the Dais Couloir on Mount Waddington.
Our descent ridge from the Dais Couloir. There were steep couloirs to the right and we could only see the glacier several thousand feet down on the left. This photo is shows the direction we came from. Extremely enjoyable snow climbing.
Mount Combatant from the Mount Waddington Massif.
A belay in the Dais Couloir. Ice bollard!
The rock section at the top of the Dais Couloir. It's steeper than it looks in the photo.
The Dais Couloir from just below. We ascended just to the climber's right (in the snow as much as possible) of the two rocky humps on the climber's left. Conditions weren't great (crust over sugar), but the climbing wasn't hard. There was something like 40 feet of easy 5th class/4th class rock at the top.
Bifrost Pass, an excellent campsite at this time of year.
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