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Mount Beaven, BC, 2150 meters elevation
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Start of the trail
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Beaven Creek at the base of Mt Beaven
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Ducati sniffing the toad
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The endangered Western Mountain Toad?
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Scenery along the trail up the mountain
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Mount Beaven in the distance
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Silhouette of Mt. Beaven
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View of the spine of Beaven, the final assault!
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Puff balls in the alpine
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Puff balls in the alpine on the way to Beaven's peak
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The Pinnacles Range of the Monashees
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Ducati taking a break (and taking in some sun!) on the steep slope down
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This hill/ascent is also known as "Heart Attack Hill"
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Remnants of a nearby forest fire on the northern flanks of Mt. Beaven
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Phil heading down the spine
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Taking in the some last minute views before heading down
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Monashee Range of BC
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Ducati - The dog of mischief playing at the top
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Ducati taking a break from playing
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Looking over the parking lot way down in the valley bottom
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Looking towards the Monashee and Pinnacle Lakes routes
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Clouds just brushing over the top of us
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The small lake on the north side of Mt. Beaven
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The summit ridge
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Looking over the small lake in the basin of Mt. Beaven
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Wildflowers clinging onto some rocks near the summit of Mt. Beaven
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Phil on the top of Mt. Beaven
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Myself and Ducati on the top of Mt. Beaven
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Ducati playing around on the summit of Mt. Beaven
