The Tardest Explorer, Teaching in Nunavut

never sit at front of sled unless you like pain Making the lagger the valley the lake is in Skiidoos and sleds inside the Eskimo tent, we used as a cookhouse Vents open 3 stove going Freshly fried caribou Ptamagins which the drives shot on the other side of the ridge. We were welcome to take but I forgot to bring some bags Looking back towards town on way back about 25km out It's that way, with my binoculars I could see the town My winter kit was perfect  On my back I took advice and laid on my back Just chilling  So I made a chili for supper, thanks to Maritime Madness and I made the bannock to go.  Our school took our  students out on the land the week of May 15-17 and again from May 23-25 depending on weather.. I went on Tuesday May 16, 2023. Word of the day ROUGH! I rode in the sled and though had been told to sit on the back, I took the front as 2 students took the back.. Big mistake. Every bump we hit I felt from my lower back and no matter how I tried to cushi...

 My friend Mary who helped me get the job drove me up. My adventure begins My travels to Nunavut began at Halifax International Airport and a layover in Ottawa for almost 24 hours. I spent a wonderful day touring the Canadian War Museum and Parliament Hill and the national War Memorial see postings on my other blogs. Canadian War Museum Centre block, Parliment Hill Eternal flame Cpl. Cirillio memorial The National War Memorial Remembering those who didnt come home