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Jan 26, 2021 · Greg Gransden has completed “The Mystery Mountain Project” documentary about an ill-fated expedition to Mount Waddington, the highest mountain in British Columbia’s Coast Range. This is his take on the challenges of filming such an adventure.
May 30, 2022 · Here’s a collection of video clips and still photographs taken at the 2016 Show. They’ve been compiled into a seven minute video scrapbook that illustrates many of the features and attractions visitors to the show enjoyed this year, including those for our younger visitors.
Video Clips. This year we shot some video clips to be displayed on the website in addition to the usual still photographs. These videos are now available for viewing and are included below. To watch them just click on the Play button in the centre of the picture.
See below for a selection of video clips and photos of the 2017 Show presented as a compilation with a specially produced musical accompaniment. It shows many of the features and attractions enjoyed by the large number of visitors to this year's Show, including several new ones such as the Goat Classes, the Donkey Display, and the Gundog Display.
A team of adventurers who set out to recreate a 1926 husband and wife expedition to B.C.’s “Mystery Mountain” — 4,100 metre tall Mount Waddington — had their own pet name for their destination —...
- Blair Crawford
Greg Gransden (2016) A group of amateur climbers set out to re-enact one of the most daring feats in Canadian mountaineering history - the 1916 ascent of Bugaboo Spire in BC’s Purcell Mountain Range. Using antique mountaineering equipment, they learn first hand about the hardships and dangers faced by climbers a hundred years ago.
Feb 14, 2021 · February 14, 2021. 'Mystery Mountain Project', a new Canadian documentary, follows six amateur mountaineers on a historic expedition through B.C.'s wilderness. Director, Greg Gransden, shares...
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