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14th July 2018

Doug
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Some folks get all the fun
Fascinating look at a very distant place....thanks....
From Blog: Frozen Land.
14th July 2018
Barrow Strait

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Barrow Strait
Is that a crack in the ice? If yes or no, what could have caused it? Interesting feature.
From Blog: Frozen Land.
14th July 2018
The Falls

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

The Falls
Beautiful pics Dave. Real wow factor this one. Do you reckon this falls would become frozen like an icicle in winter or would it simply not flow? Needless to say we don't get such wonders in Oz.
From Blog: Frozen Land.
6th June 2018
Cara cara

fer de lance
Stef

Nice bird shot
Very nice bird picture guys!
From Blog: Skipping on the Helideck
7th June 2018
Cara cara

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

The caracara
Very cheeky these ones!
From Blog: Skipping on the Helideck
13th May 2018

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

We love road trips. Love them!
Road tripping from Newfoundland to Manitoba would be grand. I'd prefer to do it slower than you did.... but I'd do it at any speed. We all have different interest and I applaud Steve for finding the answers about the gun shot wound. We are all driven in different ways. Smile. MJ
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
14th May 2018

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Slower Drive
We love to do that road trip as an enjoyable few months of exploration. It was more of a 'vehicle relocation trip' than an vacation. Another time perhaps.
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
13th May 2018
The Road to the Mine

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

What a fantastic drive
The perfect road. Peace and serenity.
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
14th May 2018
The Road to the Mine

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

No Vehicles
Much more enjoyable than driving ten hours a day!
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
10th May 2018
Light at the end of the tunnel

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Light at the end of the tunnel
Magic shot. Tell me more. Where is this? Also what do they mine?
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
11th May 2018
Light at the end of the tunnel

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Ice Cave
There is a glacier about twenty minutes out of Longyearbyen by snow machine that has an accessible crevasse. The entrance is the snowy tunnel on the picture. the crevasse continues for quite some distance before ending at a sheer drop off. The 'cave' is only accessible during winter as it is full of water during the short summer. There are several coal mines on the island. The town still gets its energy from burning coal.
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
10th May 2018
Bears at Night?

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Follow that Road
Great pic. I've posted this in Follow that Road thread in the Photography Forum. Hinting what is ahead if you follow that road, Brilliant.
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
11th May 2018
Bears at Night?

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

The road
I drove all roads while in Longyearbyen. All two of them! Thanks for posting in the thread.
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
10th May 2018
Longyearbyen.

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Streetscape brrrr
Great pic. I've posted this in Streetscapes thread in the Photography Forum. Brrr!
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
11th May 2018
Longyearbyen.

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

The Streets
Brrr indeed. None of the streets have names, people just know where things are I guess?
From Blog: An Arctic Archipelago
5th May 2018
The Geographic North Pole

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

We made it
Definitely FIVE STARS...Well done
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole
6th May 2018
The Geographic North Pole

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Five Stars
I was buzzing... I think in the past ten years or so I have never buzzed so much after reaching a destination. To be somewhere and nowhere simultaneously - a really great feeling.
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole
5th May 2018

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Bipolar
When does one admit to being bipolar like a Badge of Honour? When you are the Cranster that's when. Yep Dave. I think you are right. Two Poles = Bi-polar...a title you can wear with pride!
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole
4th May 2018

Dancing Dave
David Hooper

Robert Peary stand aside
I missed this blog as I was in another world when you posted it. Yet again I stand amazed you are one tough dude David. Maybe there is walrus as well as polar bear flowing through your veins. Whatever it is Robert Peary and Frederick Cook can dispute who made it to the North Pole first. Disco Dave has planted the Cranster flag and not only the South Pole but also the North Pole is his...stand aside pretenders!
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole
5th May 2018

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Bipolar
Does this make me bipolar? It was a very fast and furious trip, but well worth the effort. It was certainly quite a novel destination!
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole
24th April 2018
At the North Pole

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Pole to Pole
Your love of the cold is abundant. You look happy! Keep these exotic tales coming.
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole
24th April 2018
At the North Pole

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

The Colder the Better.
Oh the cold, fresh wind in my face!
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole
24th April 2018
Our transport to the Pole

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Another day at the office
Great transportation.
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole
24th April 2018
Our transport to the Pole

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Awesome Mi8
The helicopter ride was definitely a highlight! Those machines are mean. We hovered above the pole for a few seconds then landed fairly close by.
From Blog: The Geographic North Pole

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