One of the highlights of our grand tour was seeing the backside of the airport where our new Reservist friends pointed out the plane we would probably be flying on to Cape Dorset. It looked like it was on fire and I almost thought I'd try to walk to Cape Dorset. With Terins support, some deep breaths and my head buried in my parka, I boarded the plane, covered my head and prayed to whoever would listen. I quickly realized the plane, although extremely small and oddly named something that sounds similar to a pop tart, it was not any different than any other plane. I relaxed and enjoyed the ride!
View from our hotel, 5:30am
Bicycle waiting for spring?
The mace in the Legislature; the picture does not do it justice.
Tapestry in the Legislature. It's GIANT!
The Legislature! So beautiful.
Antler Carving in the Legislature.
My new friend! In the Tourism Centre.
A POLAR BEAR!!! Unfortunately stuffed!
Frobisher Bay Frozen!
Military base!
Our new friends (minus 1)
Skins drying in Iqaluit
Main Street Iqaluit
Equipment for Rodger
High School in Iqaluit
More Iqaluit
Stop sign, not actually on it's side, I just need to learn how to rotate pictures. Notice the three languages!
Terin and I just outside the DND
My feet have been staying toasty warm thanks to some kind students from my last practicum!
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