Inuvikphotos.ca (Daily views from the NWT)

Seen at a community feast at Ingamo Hall: A charred muskrat head, which was among the cooked muskrat tails and bodies.

Check out those crooked, yellow teeth!

“It’s a 12-hour drive South to Dawson City, we got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, it’s 24-hour sunlight and we’re wearing sunglasses.”

“Hit it.”

Something seems a little odd about this piece of art at the Mackenzie…almost like…the caribou are waving their butts at the viewer?

Spring thaw has brought puddles and flooding to Inuvik.

Here, some colourful row houses are reflected in the runoff water.

Inuvik has many ski trails, and is a very active skiing community.

However, with the snow starting to melt, the sport will take a shot pause. (Summer lasts from June to August)

This is an interesting poster, seen at the Youth Centre. 

Resembles those Apple computer ads, no?

It’s part of the promotion for an excellent cultural website you should check out. There are galleries of artifacts, photos, etc. 

There are even recordings of elders speaking in their traditional language! This site cannot be recommended highly enough.

Bodywork is expensive in Inuvik and parts are scarce; therefore, you see a lot of beat-up cars.

It looks like more animals are crawling out from hibernation. There are squirrels everywhere, no doubt trying to remember where their buried their food stores.

A whole lot, at least judging from the boxes of paper at Ingamo Hall!

Might as well enjoy this one; We won’t be seeing sunsets for a while with 24-hour sunlight.