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October 3rd 2010
Published: October 9th 2010
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Despite our busy schedules with Dave's crazy hours and Theresa flying in and out of town to her other remote regions... we managed to have some nice moments of hiking and photography.

Here are a few photos of our fall experience...enjoy!


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Hauling campHauling camp
Hauling camp

Our convoy, slowly moving east across the tundra.
The Smurfs.The Smurfs.
The Smurfs.

The Polar Bears International (PBI) group come to Churchill.
Under the lights.Under the lights.
Under the lights.

Watching the northern lights with Kanako.
Autumn coloursAutumn colours
Autumn colours

a nice leisurely walk in Churchill, no bugs, nice sun, and an armed guard.
Fresh CrannberriesFresh Crannberries
Fresh Crannberries

Picked from the tundra
Tamarack treesTamarack trees
Tamarack trees

Golden yellow tamaracks before the cool down.
Transporting a polar bearTransporting a polar bear
Transporting a polar bear

A sedated bear gets moved from the holding facility to another location
sea foam at sunsetsea foam at sunset
sea foam at sunset

Churchill town beach
fossilsfossils
fossils

Brachiopod fossils along the shore of Churchill. 400 million years old
skeletal remains of a....skeletal remains of a....
skeletal remains of a....

we are still waiting for the identification
Mushroom pickingMushroom picking
Mushroom picking

Lacterius Deliciosus - a narrow window of opportunity in the fall, to pick these delicious mushrooms when it isn't to warm or cold, and the dampness is just right. Yum!!!
mushroom feastmushroom feast
mushroom feast

a little bit of garlic (or a lot!) and cooked in olive oil, this mushroom is amazing...
Arctic Hare does cat stretchArctic Hare does cat stretch
Arctic Hare does cat stretch

there's something you don't see everyday!
fireweed curlsfireweed curls
fireweed curls

a true sign of fall


4th October 2010

lucky
You two are so lucky to be in the wilderness like this, Nice pictures, have a great day MOM
5th October 2010

Gorgeous
The scenery and pictures are both so gorgeous and Dave, you don't look too bad yourself!! Reesa...why are you going to "remote locations?" Work?
6th October 2010

remote locations
Hey Marcy! I work from home (in Churchill, MB) remotely for 2 health regions. One is the Keewatin Yatthe Regional Health Authority which is located in Northern Saskatchewan - La Loche, Buffalo Narrow, Beauval and Ile a la Crosse. 2 hospitals and 2 primary health clinics. Then I also work for James Bay General Hospital - Attawapiskat, Fort Albany, and Moosonee Health Centres. So when I do an onsite visit to these places, I fly out of Churchill to Winnipeg then go west or east! Many little flights to get to either place. And an 8 hour bus ride from Saskatoon to Ile a la Crosse. It took me 5 flights from Churchill James Bay, and 6 flights on my way back. Not good for carbon foot print. Maybe one day they can fix at that. Nice to hear from you!!!
9th October 2010

duplicate
Hi everyone, sorry about the duplicate email - we were sorting out a glitch. For those of you who have not seen this newest entry, enjoy!!
11th October 2010

Photos:
Lovely photos you two!!!! could almost smell the mushrooms!! Well better than smelling a polar bear!! xx

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