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Riding back to the CNSC. That red building in the background is one of the cabin outbuildings |
Unidentified towns guy, the then-preg. wife of the dog handler (I THINK her name was Stacy. I liked her quite a bit, but really disliked her husband) and Susan Polischuk, the resident visiting polar bear biologist. . |
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At the edge of he CNSC parking lot |
Susan P, tryuing her hand at dog handling |
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Susan, that town guy and the dogs/sled at the edge of the CNSC parking lot . |
Dog handling |
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Me, on the way to Twin Lakes, with some of the dogs |
He was a charmer, just getting his own team up and running, taking pointers from the professionals hired by the CNSC during the '97 Lords of the Arctic vacations. |
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A rest om the way to Twin Lakes. The trees in the backgrouind are part of a remnant boreal forest, totally unusual this far north. |
That guy again |
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2/25/04
