Talk:Golden Ears Group

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This is always known as the Golden Ears, period; the usage "Group" is a climbers' term only and to me, as someone raised within sight of these mountains on a daily basis, seems highly inappropriate and artificial. "Blanshard Range" is mentioned on the Richard Blanshard page but I find no mention of it in BCGNIS or Basemap; there are both a Blanshard Peak and a Mount Blanshard, with the latter redirecting here. I guess that's OK, the redirect taht is; but I don't like the title one little bit.Skookum1 (talk) 05:05, 1 June 2008 (UTC)