A male instructor is seen showing a female student how to correctly do the snowplow on skis.

Notes on the back give a category ("Instruction") as well as a title ("Teaching the Snowplow").

Photograph, taken on Whistler Mountain, shows a T-bar in the foreground with the Roundhouse visible in the background.

Captions on verso read: "Whistler Mtn. T-bars to powder bowl skiing." and "looking at Roundhouse".

Two skiers are shown side by side in mid-air.

A typed note taped to the reverse of the print reads, "Michael Daigle, right, shows a front flip in tandem. -Garabaldi Freestyle Camp"

This photo was published in the Whistler News on page 10.

This photograph shows a group of people sitting around at the top of the lifts on a sunny day, enjoying lunch and stories.

Notes on the back give a category ("Relaxation") as well as a title ("Storytelling").

A view of the valley bottom taken from Whistler Mountain in the spring when only small patches of snow remain.

Despite driving snow, a large group of U.S. skiers are happily enjoying an outdoor picnic on opening day.

This photograph of Whistler Mountain shows a series of snow-covered bowls in which numerous tracks are visible.

This photograph shows a woman skiing down a run with the surrounding bowls and peaks visible.

This photograph shows five skiers headed down one of the slopes on Whistler Mountain.

The text printed on the front reads, "Whistler Mountain is well known to avid skiers around the world for its variety of runs and snow conditions. Skiers can swoop down long smooth runs or test themselves on more demanding stretches of this vast mountain."

A skier is shown skiing in the powder below some large rocks.