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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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10 comments:
David ... is that a snow / ice sculpture??
Yes, my favourite part is the placing of the pot!
answering from Indigo's because I do not have a blogger identity
oohhhh good pictures!!
hehe - I just love it! Excellent photo David! ... and yes, I noticed the placing of the pot :-)
Tina
I saw that thing every time I drove into Hay River. What is it?
It looks like a locomotive train fireplace, possibly for passersby to warm up by? lol what is it? :)
On the banks of the Hay River lie the boiler from the famous steamship paddle-wheeler Distributor which haled trade goods for the Bay. I found this description online about that pic. Cool,huh? :)
What a close race!
That it is! And all of the entries are excellent!
AHHHHHHH! I'm being mercilessly crushed in the voting. I must have the NDP entry :)
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