Photos from Tuktoyaktuk, Canada:


School bus was our mode of transportation in every landing.


A house made of driftwood and mud.


The ice house looks small from the outside, but it goes down 30 feet into the permafrost with many room inside for storage.




The rungs of the ladder were cold and slippery.


A dip in the cold water for Mau and Kat.


The mounds on the horizon are called Pingos. Pingos are mounds formed from ice trapped below the top soil
that pushes up the land. I am standing on one taking this photo.
There are more than 1,400 pingos in Tuktoyaktuk.


The DEW Line was a network of radar stations stretching from the Arctic region of Canada and the
Aleutian Islands of Alaska to Greenland, Iceland and the Faroe Islands of Northern Europe.