Geina and me, I am covered up it was not so much cold as winds were somedays as much as 60 mph..brrrr..
First, inside the tundra buggy.. They are very spacious. We had one seat to a person, There is a gas fireplace in the back and also a bathroom of sorts.. You just don't want to be in there when the buggy is bouncing along...lol We were served great meals and snacks on the buggy also..large sandwiches and bowls of soups and drinks. Then desserts and coffee or hot chocolate.
An Inukshuk, it is a stone cairn which has been used by the Inuit people to mark high points of land, good hunting and fishing spots or the way home. Inuit have been building Inuksuit (ee-nook-soo-eet / plural) for thousands of years. It is a symbol of trust and reassurance for those who travel .
Geina and me.. watchin for polar bears..
The first bear we saw had been into town and been into the dumpster for food..The first person who went there and heard banging and opened it up got quite a shock when he saw the polar bear..lol.. The bear got away,
and this is where he went. He must have been very full as he stayed there the entire time we were there, never moving. Content to sleep or watch us watching him.
Artic Hare.
Until later HAPPY VIEWING !!
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