Tuesday, January 9, 2018

Don's Blog Devon Island and Dundas Harbour II

Dundas Harbour was a special place to explore the tundra and the shore. This tent ring and meat cache are hundreds of years old.



Outside the cabins were many bones including a bear skull,
 







and a scapula.








Animal scat is easy to spot on the tundra. This is from a musk ox.


Throughout  the tundra of the Far North are examples of our own contribution to landscape.








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