Alright, my next stop is Clyde River. I am traveling by kayak, a traditional Inuit method of travel. The kayak has been used by the Inuit to hunt and fish, as well as transportation.
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| If he fell in it is likely he would be afflicted with hypothermia. |
Polar bears don't fit in kayaks, though, so he'll have to swim alongside and protect me from killer whales.
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| Seals just don't have anything going for them in my blog posts, do they? |
I'll update this post as soon as I reach Clyde River.
UPDATE: I've reached Clyde River. The small town of 820 (though big for towns in Nunavut) is world-famous for its rock and ice climbing. The community is served by a school , two stores, an arena, a community hall, a church, health center, hotel and an airport with regular flights to Iqaluit. I didn't take the plane, because I'm tough, of course. And I don't think they let Polar Bears on airplanes.If you're curious about the status of my secret mission, I can't tell you yet, as I'm not even at the destination. It shall all be revealed in the last blog post. And be prepared, because it's going to be a long one.
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