Frostbite

[sonarchotic]

That is beautiful! I could see appreciating it for awhile. Enjoy!

[lars]

Those are some awesome pics! Looks like a great location for an epic movie scene. Thanks for sharing.

[peterc]

Beautiful

[GrindCustoms]

Glad to see that i'm not alone finding those place to have an appeal of their own.

I'll try to get good shots of the place i'm going next week, the landscape is similar but the action of the glacier that happened couple thousand years ago is different... there's loads of eratic rocks and boulders all over the place i can hardly imagine how the caribou can walk in that land. That mining site, CRI, is located right into the migration path of those cervidea, if lucky i might withness a cattle of thousands of them.... would be all of the badassery!

[Stomptown]

First the jeep pics and now this! Your really making me miss my old job.  Working in remote locations is so liberating and peaceful. Your a lucky guy Rej!

[GrindCustoms]

First the jeep pics and now this! Your really making me miss my old job.  Working in remote locations is so liberating and peaceful. Your a lucky guy Rej!

Thanks Jon!

I also feel lucky to have the opportunity to go in those place... i mean it's not as cool as going for holydays in Jamaica... but for any common mortal it cost more to travel up those place than any other destination. You oughta be freakin' minded to pay 3800$CAN for a plane ticket that brings you to no man's land and do some hiking and get eaten by a wolverine! 

I would'nt live there tho... i have bunch of respect for the native community that are up there and also ambiguous about how they perceive our intrusion in their land (yes they get well paid for the exploitation rights and all that but...!) 50 years ago there was no airport, school, hospital, grocery store... nothing, absolutely nothing from the modern man hand on their land.

Some folks say that it's nice for them.. but i do not totally agree. Prior to our exploitation over there, they had no form of economy. Nunavut or before the NorthWest Territory they where living from what the soil and nature was offering them, there was no modern vice around. You now see 11 years old children smoking cigarette, lots of alcoolism and violence among the community.... ...something that never happened in the past couple thousands of years.

Even if i make good money by working up there, my native roots and overall conscience is a bit tortured by the negative influence of our presence.

End of rant, there's always two distinctive sides to a medal... and most of the time we close our eyes on the darkest one, something we should'nt.

Rej

[culturejam]

Looks like Hoth. Where's the Rebel base?

[selfdestroyer]

I can't help from hearing the theme song to The Thing when looking at the desolation and snow of those pictures. lol

Cody

[atreidesheir]

Looks like it would be difficult to find a wet t-shirt contest in that community.

[jimilee]

Looks like Hoth. Where's the Rebel base?

[diablochris6]

The scenery looks quite eerie and tranquil at the same time. I'm glad you took some pictures so I can see it within the warm confines of my house and while I drink some hot cocoa!

[jkokura]

Jimi wins the internet today.

Jacob

[juansolo]

Awesome. Looks really peaceful.

Jeep was awesome too!

[GrindCustoms]

Haha! Jimi indeeds wins it for today!

Awesome. Looks really peaceful.

Jeep was awesome too!

Jeep is getting better now, most of the maintenance parts i ordered for it will be in this week along some nice upgrades..... 

[GrindCustoms]

Last day of this other trip... waiting for the plane, freaking ugly out here right now. Hoping that the plane lands before a blizzard shows is fierce madness...

108 hours in 7 days, i'm now a master mind of the copper/nickel flottation-separation vessels.... lulz!

Can't wait to get back home and get back at my own work.

Rej