Post 2 of 4 | The community of Pond Inlet prays and prepares for the feast laid out before them. Some of this food is local, some has been traded from other communities, and the tuktu (caribou) came from a special hunt that took almost two weeks. In a few moments, everyone will rush…
Our Journey
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Post 3 of 4 | Suppertime. Bring your own knife. Norman prepares some food for us to try at the Pond Inlet community feast. His favourite combination is raw caribou and aged walrus blubber. He slices the pieces precisely and stacks them together. Norman shows his generosity by sharing just a small piece with…
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Post 4 of 4 | Food is more than fuel; it’s culture. Alexandria Siakuluk’s father feeds her a piece of narwhal skin at the community feast in Pond Inlet. Another fabulous portrait by @eric_guth . Thank you to artist Greg Morgan for permission to use this photograph. #meetthenorth #lindbladexpeditions #feelthewarmth #countryfood #maktak #pondinlet #arctic #nunavut…
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Meet the photographer
You don’t get to see this guy very often, because he’s almost always behind the camera – except when he sets up a great shot for me, and all I have to do is click the shutter. Here’s @eric_guth, taking his turn in front of the lens. #meetthenorth #lindbladexpeditions #photographer #collaboration
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Yes, we have ice, mountains, sunsets, and icebergs around here – all very pretty – but can we take a minute for this Love Donut? The northernmost Tim Horton’s in the world is a social hub. We come here for good company and new versions of old classics. Case in point: a chocolate dip (with…
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A homemade tool
The simple tool that directs and controls a dog team. Homemade. Complete with Dora the Explorer stickers. Thanks to Niko Inuaraq for this photo shoot. By @eric_guth . #meetthenorth #lindbladexpeditions #arctic #nunavut #pondinlet #dogsled #dogteam #dora
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Endurance on the ice
The home stretch of a dog team race between two brothers with the mountains of Bylot Island in the background. We arrived early to watch the race, but didn’t realize the competitors would be out of sight within minutes, only to return a couple of hours later. An early morning endurance sport, but not one…
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Spinning Gold from Seaweed
Join Arctic Deeply as it learns about the kelp business in Sisimiut, Greenland. Meet Maki Ulrik Lybert as he works to revive this traditional food source. Maki had been a schoolteacher for more than 20 years when he envisioned a new business centered on seaweed. In Western Greenland, it’s common to have various jobs throughout the course of one’s…
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The Cup comes to Baffin Island
The Stanley Cup is coming to Pond Inlet on Baffin Island!! Yes, the real Stanley Cup! Eleanor Pitseolak and Samuel Arreak announced a ‘special visitor’ yesterday on local radio. The cup flies in for a 2 hour visit on April 29, and the hamlet is making plans for a once in a lifetime event. This…
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Out on the ice
(Post 1 of 3) Out on the ice! I’m driving, Eric’s photographing and Andrew Arreak is leading the way. We’re headed west from Pond Inlet, out past some gorgeous icebergs in pursuit of science. The qamutik ahead of us is pulling a device that measures sea ice thickness. This is information that the community wants,…
