The Arctic Post

Life Adventures in the Canadian Arctic

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We’re back…

We arrived safely back in Chester on Tuesday. It was definitely not without a bit of uncertainty.

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Wow, A month since my last post?

I think this might just be a record for me. This is the longest I’ve gone without blogging. I apologize.

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Remembrance Day

Unlike last year, this year we had a Remembrance Day Ceremony.

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Happy Halloween….Only a week late!!

I know, I know, I’m over a week late with this post. I have no reason for being this late other than a lack of motivation to sort through the pictures and put them up!

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Outdoor Fun….

We have finally had below zero weather and snow fall in the past couple of days. Today there was a winter storm watch that turned into a Snowfall warning for our area. For tomorrow, they are calling for high winds (gusting to 70km/hr) with snowfall accumulating up to 25cm. I decided to take advantage of the warmer weather and winds of only 40km/hr and take the dog outside to burn off some energy.

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New Addiction??!!

When farmville started on facebook, I swore that I would not even start playing because I didn’t want to get addicted and spend endless hours on it like so many other people.

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New Parka

Since I had a parka made last year, we figured that we’d have one made for Etienne this year. It turned out really nice. He’s excited to wear it this winter and stay warm.

Ship Central?

While the barge was here unloading, I happened to look out one evening and noticed that there were more lights in the bay than usual. The next morning we noticed that there was a fuel tanker.

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The long wait is finally over!

So after 3 long months of waiting, wondering and rumors, the barge finally arrived on Wednesday morning.

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Our First Northern Snowman

Yesterday we decided to take advantage of the warm weather and fresh snow.

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