The next photos are from my walk on the ice of Qikiqtarjuaq inlet at around 9:30 am.
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Thanks for the tour:). I may show it to my class when we do our Canada Unit, beginning next month, so that they can get a feel for what a community looks like up north. A couple more close ups of the school would be great too...if it's not too much trouble. Do they have a recreation facility or something for the kids/ community?
ReplyDeleteIt's a dull, windy, cold day here but it now seems quite spring-like after viewing your photos. Thanks for keeping us in your loop!