Port Leopold: Paddling Through the Search for Franklin
Port Leopold Franklin Expedition
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Radstock Bay: Paddling Through a Thousand Years of Arctic History
Explore Radstock Bay on Devon Island, home to remarkable Thule Inuit winter houses built from stone, turf and whale bone beneath spectacular Caswall Tower.
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Dundas Harbour: Ghosts in the Fog on Devon Island
Dundas Harbour: Ghosts in the Fog on Devon Island. Under different circumstances it would have been ideal weather for getting ashore, launching the Zodiacs and exploring one of the most fascinating historic sites in the Canadian High Arctic. There was, however, one rather significant problem. Fog.
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Beechey Island: Polar Bears, Franklin and Three Graves Beside the Sea
Beechey Island: Three graves beside a barren Arctic beach mark the place where the first men of Sir John Franklin’s doomed expedition died. We visit Beechey Island and follow the extraordinary story of Erebus, Terror and the search for the Northwest Passage.
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