| exposed by the chinook - 03.20.07 |
| submitter: | robert kershaw |
| location: | calgary, alberta, Canada |
| two of the three matts would have been buried under snow for weeks until the chinook blew through and the snow melted. |
| category: | Seen Worse |
| comments: | 10 |
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| Jim commented on 10.17.07 | | I'm writing a cook book for people on limited incomes--"five hundred ways with potatoes"----and veg once a week--experience counts |
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| Smart Set commented on 10.17.07 | | Yes, we're are! |
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| robert k commented on 10.17.07 | | we're are part of a new social phenomenon, what 'experts' are calling the 'creative class' |
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| Smart Set commented on 10.17.07 | | Hey, not to be outdone, I'm writing a song. |
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| robert k commented on 10.17.07 | | Gwich'in is the land claim region just to the south of Inuvialuit. Inuvik is the main hub for both cultural groups. The project I'm involved with is funded by the Inuvialuit Regional Corporation. What's your book about? Mine just went to the publisher. |
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| wim commented on 10.16.07 | | is this a project from the Gwich’in Tribal Council? Btw I am writing a book and could use some professional help |
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| robert k commented on 10.16.07 | | I'm teaching a workshop on digital storytelling with 12 Inuvialuit youth as part of a pilot alternative education program. Was last up in the arctic in 2004 and Inuvik in 2001, before me SM life. I should look back at my photos from those trips and see if I didn't inadvertently take a mattress shot. While up north I would routinely go to the dump to see what people were throwing out and to see if any bears or wolves were hanging out there. |
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| wim commented on 10.16.07 | | robert, you have a matt in sweden |
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| wim commented on 10.16.07 | | what are you going to do over there? I submitted a few matts from iceland, but that is below the arctic circle. Try locations and find out |
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| robert k commented on 10.16.07 | | i'm heading to Inuvik on Friday for 10 days. Located above the Arctic Circle at 68 degrees 18'N Lat. What's the most northern matt on SM? |
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