A smiling group posing for the camera on a sunny day on the mountain.

Annotations on the reverse of the print read as follows:

"Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp - 1969 Summer

Back left: Dan Irwin (Can. Nat. team), Yves Benvene (Fr. Nat. team), Roddy Hebron (Can. Nat. team), Andy Schall (Rocky Mtn. Ski Champ.), Dag Aabye (Whistler Mtn.), Wayne Booth (Mt. Seymour), Toni Sailer (World & Olympic Champ.), Al Menzies (Apex Mtn.)
Front row: Alan White (Whistler; director Mt. Seymour), Nancy Greene (Can. & World Olympic Champ.), Karen Dokka (Can Nat. team), Colin Haffey (Can. Ski, S.A.), Roy Ferris (Director of Summer Camp).

Third Toni Sailer Summer Ski Camp"

This photograph was published in Garibaldi News in the fall of 1969.

A view of a snow-filled bowl. This photograph appears to have been taken in the spring when much of the snow had melted.

This photograph shows two men standing beside a helicopter belonging to Okanagan Helicopters in the summer.

This photograph is a close-up of two male skiers riding a ski lift.

A typed note attached to the reverse reads, "7: up, up and away. Skiers head up the mountain for the first run of the season."

This photograph shows two male skiers heading up the lift on a sunny day.

These four prints were all made from the same negative, showing the unloading sign at the top of the Olive Chair, which was written in Japanese.

This photograph shows several skiers relaxing down on the flats, while other skiers carve up the surrounding bowls.

Notes on the back give a specific category, "Relaxation and Scope of Area," as well as a longer annotation, "Vastness of area is shown by dots on the far hill which are skiers. See how many you can find! (4)"

A Whistler Mountain instructor is shown in mid air as he completes a ski jump.

A note on the reverse of the print gives a category- "Acrobatics."

A view taken from the lookout, which was to become the site for the Roundhouse, looking toward one of the surrounding snowy bowls. This photograph appears to have been taken during the spring, when much of the snow was melting.

A view of bowls and ridges from the proposed site for the Roundhouse Lodge on Whistler Mountain. The annotation on the front of the print points out that this is a view of "Bowl #1" taken from the lookout (L.O.).