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- 31Canada, Northwest Territories, Yellowknife
- 122015/07/08
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- 11Sculpture - Polar Regions
- 62015/07/09
- 134Campbell, Sandy
- 1Bergh, Arne - (Sculptor)
- 1Gimpel, Charles
- 1Ivanova, Semenova Polina
- 1Iyerak, Alain
- 1Johnston, Mike
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1987-08-01
Very near the ferry dock in Haines, we came upon this moose, which was grazing on fireweed. The moose seemed undisturbed by our presence.
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1987-07-30
The Arctic Brotherhood Hall was constructed in 1899. The facade is constructed of pieces of driftwood.
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1987-07-28
The Caribou Hotel is the second hotel on the site, the first having burned in 1909. The new hotel, constructed in 1910 was added to Canada's register of Historic Places 2008/01/25. Matthew Watson General Store claims to be the oldest operating store in the Yukon. Visible in the foreground is a...
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2005-05-01
This is a traditional Sami woman's cap and shawl from the back. The shawl is usually pinned at the front with and elaborate silver pin. The Sami flag sits on the table in front of the woman.
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2005-05-17
The Helsinki Zoo is on a small island in the Helsinki harbour. There is regular water-taxi service from city centre locations.
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2005-05-17
This off-leash park for small dogs is in Helsinki.
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2007-06-09
Great Solovetsky is so wet and boggy, that the runway is completely covered with interlocked metal strips. These are slippery when wet. Our plane skidded when we landed and hit one of the runway lights.
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2009-08-13
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.
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2009-06-02
Bears on Broadway was an exhibit of individually painted concrete polar bear statues presented by the Winnipeg Foundation in 2005. Many of the bears continue to be exhibited in sponsors' spaces. However, eighteen of the bears are located on the south lawn of the Manitoba Legislature. Each bear...