![Mount Galwey looks most striking from here.](galwey01.jpg) |
This is Mount Galwey as seen from Red
Rock Parkway near its junction with Park Entrance Road. |
![A last clear look before storm clouds move in.](galwey02.jpg) |
Mount Blakiston dominates the view to
the southwest. |
![A good test of one's route-finding skills!](galwey03.jpg) |
This is looking up at Mount Galwey's
summit from its windy west ridge. All the steep sections before
the crux can be circumvented easily on the (climber's ) left. |
![Some of the rocks here have a tendency to crumble in your hands.](galwey04.jpg) |
Sonny approaches the "very big
mushroom" as described by Alan Kane. |
![It's easier than it looks.](galwey05.jpg) |
This is the crux of the scramble--an
exposed traverse of the corner at left followed by a climb up the
crack where the snow patch is located. |
![A few plants would make it look real nice!](galwey06.jpg) |
Sonny sits beside the celebrated
window. |
![I left a new register booklet in the canister.](galwey07.jpg) |
Sonny holds the register canister on
the 2348-metre summit of Mount Galwey. |
![Call it Galwey Ridge perhaps?](galwey08.jpg) |
North of Mount Galwey's summit is a
higher unnamed point. Further behind this unnamed point is
Mount Dungarvan. |
![Anyone wanna try scrambling Mount Cleveland with me?](galwey09.jpg) |
The view south includes Mount Crandell
and Mount Cleveland (left of centre on the horizon). |
![No bear encounters today!](galwey10.jpg) |
Sonny is past all difficulties at this
point on the descent. |
![Looks kinda like I'm having a mind meld with the Horta from Star Trek!](galwey11.jpg) |
Sonny takes a closer look at the red
rocks on the lower mountain. |
![What a pleasant day this turned out to be!](galwey12.jpg) |
Here is one more look at Mount Galwey. |
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