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  • Book Publications
    • A Guide to Sea Kayaking in Newfoundland and Labrador
    • Quality Lesson Plans for Outdoor Education
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    • Canyons, Coves and Coastal Waters
    • Iceberg Alley
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Arctic Spring

Arctic Spring

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24 hour sunlight

24 hour sunlight

On the weather forecast site sunrise and sunset are listed at 1:07 am. When stepping outside our place at 1:07 am May 20, Sean automatically put on his sunglasses. No need for a flashlight.

Pond Inlet Spring Parking Lot

Pond Inlet Spring Parking Lot

With the melting snow, skidoos and qamutiks are parked on the sea ice near town.

Pressure Ridge

Pressure Ridge

Along the Pond Inlet shore ice a small pressure ridge pushes ice skyward. I recall reading about Franklin's crew dragging boats over such ridges and reflecting: such is not for the faint of heart.

Late Light

Late Light

Approximately 30 km distant, late evening sun highlights the southwest shore of Bylot Island. Most fascinating here in the far north spring/summer is the 24 hour sun's arc as it completes a full circle, "rising and setting" in the north.