Once more, here is a “looking back” post containing pictures from years ago; photos that aren’t necessarily great but that are important to me.
Skaha Lake, Penticton, in January, 2017.
I spent the month of January preparing for my new job which was due to start in February in Northwest Territories. As spring began to arrive in Penticton, I was about to enter into a much different weather world!
When I left Penticton, the temperature was 2C (35.6F) but I arrived in Yellowknife, the capital of Northwest Territories, to a frigid -41C (-48.1F). Luckily there was no wind. A 43 degree temperature difference meant that some careful packing was required but after many years of travel, army life and search and rescue challenges, I knew what to expect.
Within weeks of my arrival, an Inuit seamstress agreed to make a traditional parka for me, one that was longer than most and was roomy enough for several layers underneath. I was so thankful for it during my entire time there!
Yellowknife’s ice road, 2017An elaborate snow castle built on the frozen lake, Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, 2017.
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