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The EE DA HOW Mountaineers was a both a climbing group from Eastern Idaho formed by Lyman Dye, Art Barnes and Wayne Boyer and Lyman’s guide service. They were responsible for first ascents and putting up numerous first ascents in the Lost River Range from the late 1950s into the 1970s. Lyman and Wayne were still climbing in their 80s when they scaled Mount Borah. Their exploits are documented in the book where you will find their first ascents listed. Also, see Bob Boyles’ article covering the group’s first ascent of the East Face of Borah.
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EE DA HOW Mountaineers Wayne Boyer and Lyman Dye with the col and Northeast Ridge of Mount Borah in the background. Lyman Dye Photo
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Art Barnes on the East Face of Mount Borah. Lyman Dye Photo