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Month: May 2014

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Indigenous Peoples

Reflections on the Eighth International Congress of Arctic Social Sciences

In the logging town-turned service center of Prince George, British Columbia, close to 500 people descended upon the University of Northern British…

Mia Bennett 5May 28, 2014
Military & Defense

The UK’s National Strategy for Maritime Security has the Arctic on its radar

The United Kingdom is a country with longstanding interests in the Arctic. In the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, English whalers…

Mia Bennett 0May 20, 2014
Canada

Interview: CBC North video journalist finds home in the Arctic

“If you think Iqaluit is the North, you have another thing coming.” So some folks in this Canadian city of 6,699 people…

Mia Bennett 0May 15, 2014

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as winter arrives in London with temperatures forecast to drop to 0, it helps to look back on all those languorous evening strolls around Lancaster in the warm embrace of summer golden strolls with that shimmery someone nature on full kawaii mode 🦆🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐣 in italy, one dresses out of respect for others. as this signore seems to have been doing his entire life. the dolomitan lake whose unbelievable color distracted me so much, even from a distance, that i fell and broke my wrist. dio vi benedica 💙💙💙 (photo taken one-handed using my large camera while in forte dolore) my second day of training in the dolomites started on beautiful trails and ended in l'ospedale 🏥😖 after a few hours of running fueled by one of italy's many gifts to mankind - pocket espresso, which is a tiny packet of liquefied chocolate and espresso, straw included - i took a gnarly tumble down a ravine and snapped a few bones. i then proceeded to hike out 10 km to the road with my wrist hanging off my arm at a lovely 45° angle. (en route, i still managed to check out the lake to which i had been running 😎). scenes from a single day of 35 km of trail running in some of my favorite mountains on earth. where else can you climb up and up on gorgeous single track, eat beetroot gnocchi at 3000', and have a cappuccino for €2.50 served by a bespectacled italian on the way down? vroom vroom, under the bolognan sun 🏍️ 🌞 why does this statue of mother teresa look like a cross between R2-D2 and a sandworm? 🤔

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