Reading the Parlee approach thread got me digging through some old slides, so I scanned in a few:
January 22, 1994 - My first day of ice climbing at the UNB R&I ice school
I'm pretty sure Sam Hall is in the green helmet, and the late Don Belliveau in white. Not sure who's climbing behind them.
Pete Vajda topping out
Pete again. He climbed with tools he'd made himself... very Eastern Euro.
Other newbs that I recall being there were Marc Leblanc & Dave Lister.
December 3, 1994 - Early season with Pat Keleher and Karel Allard
Pat leading
Me seconding with the club's Stubai tools and Lowe Foot Fang crampons.
Karel leading
I've climbed ice in a lot of places, but Parlee is one of my favourites. Relatively easy access, a long season, a good mix of routes and a beautiful location. Anything similar within a 4 hour drive of Vancouver would be crowded with 20 - 30 climbers (most from Washington state) every weekend of the frustratingly short west coast ice season.