Arctic Photos

Click on the pictures to see the full-sized versions.

THE END (well, almost).
A rather unique stopsign, with both English and the Inuktitut syllabics. There were only 2 or 3 stopsigns in town, as there are only about 10 vehicles (trucks and vans). Most people use snowmobiles in winter, and 4-wheelers in summer, so a full 'parking lot' is 4 or 5 4-wheelers scattered in front of the store :-).

My last view of the community, as I as flying away. I had a wonderful time there, and missed it once I left.

A view from the plane window as I flew back "south."

This is the plane on which I flew home. This was also the first 'darkness' I saw in 2 months, as it was approx. 10pm when I arrived.

Home

All text and pictures � 2000 by Lisa L. Please do not copy without permission.

	THE END (well, almost). A rather unique stopsign, with both English and the Inuktitut syllabics. There were only 2 or 3 stopsigns in town, as there are only about 10 vehicles (trucks and vans). Most people use snowmobiles in winter, and 4-wheelers in summer, so a full 'parking lot' is 4 or 5 4-wheelers scattered in front of the store :-).
My last view of the community, as I as flying away. I had a wonderful time there, and missed it once I left.
	A view from the plane window as I flew back "south."
This is the plane on which I flew home. This was also the first 'darkness' I saw in 2 months, as it was approx. 10pm when I arrived.