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    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    Smoky summer conditions at Cougar Creek. When the air is thick with smoke, less aerobic activities like rock climbing become rather appealing.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    Getting ready to climb at Cougar Creek.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    Climbing at Cougar Creek.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    The sides of the trail are sparsely vegetated and give indications of what the area was like pre-floods.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    Looking down the valley toward Canmore. In summer you can see Ha Ling and EEOR from here easily.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    Climbing at Cougar Creek occurs mostly on cliffs that form the canyon.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    The base of Casino Crag.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    House of Cards Wall.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    Tricky foot moves comprise much of the climbing.
    Tam McTavish
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    08/24/2018
    Depending on the season, a trickle of water runs through the gully at Cougar Creek.

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