The amateur climbers of the 1930s were strongly represented in Canterbury, where they pioneered climbs in the Waimakiriri and Rakaia river catchments. John Pascoe, posing in this self-portrait taken after a trip up the Adams valley in 1936, became their chronicler, photographer and publicist.
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Alexander Turnbull Library, John Dobrée Pascoe Collection (PAColl-0783)
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1/2-058791; F
Photograph by John Dobrée Pascoe
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