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Nunavut Nonsense is...
This is a place for all of us Northerners (including anyone from NWT, Yukon, Nunavik, ect.) to get creative and have some fun!
This blog will feature photo challenges, contests, poetry and songs all relative to Canada's north. Everyone is welcome to participate, living in the north or not! I look forward to what we can come up with to express our gratitude for this cold land.
Please e-mail any ideas or submissions to nunavutnonsense AT gmail DOT com
This blog will feature photo challenges, contests, poetry and songs all relative to Canada's north. Everyone is welcome to participate, living in the north or not! I look forward to what we can come up with to express our gratitude for this cold land.
Please e-mail any ideas or submissions to nunavutnonsense AT gmail DOT com
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11 comments:
Wow. These are awesome. Darcy, super cool picture!
Thanks! Just the old Anglican Church from Nanisivik really. But I never thought I'd see a church sitting out in the middle of the bay. Divine intervention?
I wavered, I couldn't decide which of three buildings to send in, the Qarmat, the oldest surviving building of Arctic Bay (1941 Weather station that was later the RCMP patrol cabin here when the detachment was in Nanisivik), or the shed at Housing which is actually an old "matchbox" house - the first housing they built for Inuit here. So I dithered and didn't send in anything. Now I have to decide who to vote for. Hey! No one chose the House!
Holy neck n' neck Kennie and Darcy!
lol - must be something about Arctic Bay taking over the North ;-).
I really like Jennifer's submission ... what exactly is it? Weather station? UFO?
Kennie,
When Jennifer submitted is she said "It used to be a federal research building but now it houses the offices for GN's Department of Environment staff."
Looks like Indigo has taken the lead here big time. I wasn't looking forward to arm wrestling Kendra for first place.
I find it strangely unsettling that a building that bears a striking resemblance to a flying saucer is now being used as a workplace for GN workers......I'm going to have nightmares for some time to come now.
Interesting comment about Iglulik's old NRI space. I would find it very relaxing to work in a space ship and I consider it most appropriate for some GN employees! No pun intended.
The repurposed water tank in Grise Fiord has been morphed into a hamlet garage by a very imaginative and handy mechanic. Now that is high Arctic recycling at it's finest.
Whoa, there was an explosion of votes! Someone needs to take that voting power on over to Best NWT blogs and help out Tina! :)
Indigo I'm such a loser. I just now realized that your picture is a building with doors. I thought that was graffitti and rust on it! That is a super cool picture!
Loving this...just heard about it on the CBC North podcast from back in May.
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