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0051
Fisher Peak
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Fisher Peak

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Cranbrook Outdoor Club to add Crow's Nest Mt. onto their list of mountains to conquer.

MORE HIKERS ASCEND FISHER PEAK. –

            Five more names have been added to the already quite lengthy list which reposes in a tin can atop Fisher Peak at an altitude of 9,250 feet.  They are: Chester Roberts, Bruce Laurie, Gordon Dezall, Miss Kathlenn Dezall and Miss Grace Flett.  These made the trip last Sunday, and had splendid weather for the arduous task.  They had an exceptionally clear view from the peak of the surrounding country, and are confident they could see Castle Mountain, near Banff, with the estimated distance of 90 miles from where they stood.

            The party did not return to town until 9 o’clock in the evening.

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Internal ID: 0051.0694
Medium: Newspaper
Date: October 18th 1934
Collection: 0051
People: Laurie, Roberts, Dezall, Flett
Publisher: Cranbrook Courier
Pages: 1
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