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2015-08-14

Campbell, Sandy

The Fur Trade Fort is a replica of the 1846 fort, which was located downstream on the site of the Alberta Legislature grounds. The original fort had a garden to supply vegetables to the fort's occupants. This year, the garden to the north of the fort is producing cabbage, corn, potatoes,...

2014-11-25

Campbell, Sandy

The open-air meat and fish market in Yakutsk, Russia offers frozen fish, meats, berries, mushrooms and vegetables, as well as some clothing. Most of the fish come from lakes and rivers in the Sahka Republic, while some are imported. The meats include horse, reindeer, beef and pork. The meat is...

2014-05-18

Campbell, Sandy

View of Prince George taken from the Botanic Garden at University of Northern British Columbia.

2011-06-01

Campbell, Sandy

After a boat had passed by, the waves from the wake moved toward the banks. The Kemijoki River flows from northern Finland, joins the Ounasjoki River at Rovaniemi and then flows out to the Gulf of Bothnia near Kemi.

2011-06-10

Campbell, Sandy

Across Scandinavia, high school graduates wear white caps as part of the celebration. In Sweden, the cap is white with a blue band and a black peak. For graduation celebrations, the local bakery in Märsta made cap-shaped cakes.

2011-10-16

Campbell, Sandy

White spruce (Picea glauca) grows throughout the Canadian boreal forest and in Alaska. It is the northernmost tree species in North America. Cones and other parts of the tree have been used in traditional medicines.

2015-07-10

Campbell, Sandy

This gooseberry bush was growing close to the shore of Frame Lake. Gooseberries have traditionally been used as a food and contain vitamin C.

2011-06-09

Campbell, Sandy

This willow over wire globe sculpture was located outside the entrance to the Rovaniemi University of Applied Sciences, Rantavitikka Campus. The six protrusions at the top of the sculpture echo the symbol of the University, which can be partially seen on the glass of the entry behind the...

2009-08-13

Campbell, Sandy

At Sámi Siida - Reindeer park and Sámi camp in the village of Jukkasjärvi in northern Sweden, there is a large permanent Sami tent with wooden entrance attached. This entry door to the tent is insulated with reindeer hide.

2015-08-11

Campbell, Sandy

This rock is a chip from the oldest rock in the world, a crustal outcrop at Acasta River, Northwest Territories. It is 3.962 billion years old and is comprised of zircons, quartz, plagioclass fedlspars, biotite, hornblende, allanite, sphene, garnet, magnetite, pyrite, chalcopyrite, sphalerite...