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Iqaluit Airport
This airport was opened in the 1940s.

Loving the updates Jay! What a fantastic experience, sounds like it has been a well rounded trip and action packed trip! Glad to here your latest stop had some time for you to relax and rest for a bit :) keep safe have fun and keep these great updates coming xo

Wow!! Those pics- u guys crazy!! That one with a blue sneaker hanging over the ledge gave me chills!!! Sounds like yet again another amazing adventure!! Your story of your Chinese name and you and Forbes now being brothers was too funny!!! Great blog!!! One of my faves!!

Hey Jay!! Great blog!! Sounds like Beijing was action packed!!! Enjoyed the read, thanks for sharing!! Enjoy the rest of your week!! See you soon! Be safe xo

Cool
A different world indeed, Jay, I may ask you to demonstrate your seal skinnin' skills upon your return. You never know when something needs a good skinnin'.

thank-you Jay
Thank-you Jay for creating this blog. Dear friends of ours lived in this community from 1986 till almost 2000. Their storys are always full of adventure and similiar re prices of goods. I am so pleased for you that you took on this adventure and will look forward to seeing you when you come back to NWMHC. Keep posting your wonderful story and do not eat the seal meat. Bev

Can't wait to read more!!

Great to here from you
Glad you arrived safely, and are having a real adventurous time. From your Blog and great pictures, I can understand why it seems unreal to actually be there. Africa certainly is a place like no other. Love Dad

WELCOME HOME!!!!
My Dearest Jay Joseph, As you have been experiencing a trip of a lifetime, we have all been sitting back here in our parkas, enjoying the mundane joys of our lives here in the lower mainland. People have been showing their love for each other more than usual in the last month that you have been away, so much so, that Wal-mart has put a "red light" special on the midnight madness sale tonight of bullet proof vests...in fact, if you buy one, I do believe you get the next one absolutely free. I think I am going to try and get there early to get a good parking spot....hmmmmm on second thought, since I will be going to the mall without a vest ........I had better take the bus.....don't want to take any chances. I can relate to some of your experiences you have been enjoying, why just yesterday, I too was in the supermarket when a lady came up and spoke to me in "broken English", but I must say I didn't feel the bond like you did. I do believe Jimbo gave you strict instructions about the monkeys,.feeding or otherwise.....We are all still in search of our "sweat glands", seems they disappeared last July not to have been experienced since...probably won't be until this July that anyone sees them again!!!It has been a real joy reading about your adventures...I am going to miss it, which is why I would like to suggest you write about your "Life in Port Coquitlam"..I think that would make a great blog too!! I am so thrilled, as I know Momma Chris must be too, that you made it through your adventure safe and sound, Welcome back to the real world, don't be a stranger!! Big Hug to follow...Much Love Momma Kerr xxooxxooo

good times!
Hey Jay, another great blog! thanks for sharing... though I must say I enjoy reading mama Kerrs and Jim's comments just as much....the three of you may be able to work something out for some kind of travellling.... book maybe?!?! your adventures seem pretty fascinating... the thought of a few bevies, a hammock and amazing beach?!?! beem me up scotty! well we are all thinking of you and miss you! Madison again, enjoyed your pics... she was a bit curious about grandfather and grandmother rock but I kept the description to her brief!!! she did have another question... why are you at a fire show? she has says in "anyo" which she explained means hello in.... chineese...or korean...she can't quiet make up her mind.... which is suspect all in itself! anyhow, glad all is well! and I see on facebook you survived your full moon party!!! good thing, I was worried about that one, I've heard stories abou that thing!!!! anyhow, love and miss ya, talk soon!

Chillin
Hey Jay Joseph Sounds like you are in the place to be!! I'm incredibly jealous when I see your photos and read your blog. I bet you can hardly wait to try scuba diving in Burrard Inlet...old tires, thrown away guns, ecolai. Everything sounds picture perfect and looks that way too. Keep the commentary coming, it's great...Jim K.