Second Cast

July 1st 2016
The Girl Who Eats Hearts… We flew for 40 minutes to a small gravel beach near the mouth of the Union River that spills into an unnamed inlet of Cresswell Bay at the southern end of the upper part of Somerset Island. A few small and somewhat abandoned cabins were scattered along the otherwise untouched shore, and sea-ice reached to the horizon. Aleeshek is an Inuit lady who married Ozzie (the A ... read more

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We are world travellers who live in Northern Canada. We are both diagonally parked in a parallel universe and have a passion for the world and its amazing places and faces. We hope these blogs can be enjoyed by many like-minded people... If you are genuinely interested in our adventures, you can follow us. If you wish to receive an email whenever we add a new blog entry, you can subscribe to this blog. We also love to hear from you - so if you have have any comments or suggestions you can send us a message. "The most dangerous world views are the world views of those who have never viewe... full info

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26th July 2016

taracloud
Tara Cloud

Giant fish and the Northwest Passage
Quite an adventure living up in the Arctic. I'd pass on the fish hearts and heads, but the thought of running on the once-mythical Northwest Passage and flying in the small Otter are thrilling!

28th July 2016

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

What a catch
Not a small one in those parts. Good eating. I love following your Artic adventures.

29th July 2016

Crannster
Theresa and Dave

Very good eating
We had a limit of three fish per person, but we had no limit on how many we could release, so we just kept fishing. I caught about 40 fish in an hour and a half. It was quite the frenzy.

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