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Approaching a wolf den - uninhabited |
Mid July - autumn colours beginning to appear |
Hill carpeted with red bear berries |
"The Hill" - the camp landmark |
Our guide, Bill, with friend |
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| Tallest free-standing structure in the Barrens (that we saw) - as much as 2,000 years old |
Our tent at the main camp |
Catherine in her domain |
Catherine on the tundra |
A kettle lake on the esker - these can be as much as 300 feet deep |
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A view from the Hill |
Another view from the Hill |
Above the tree line, eskers are oases where pine forests can grow |
Another kettle lake |
Water and sky |
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More water and sky |
The main camp |
Muskox skull |
Pine on the esker |
More pines |
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Lone pine |
The camp is 2 hours by air from YK |
small river on the tundra |
The south camp, at the south end of Whitefish Lake |
Sky and water |
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Sunset - 10:30 PM |
Sunset |
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