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68Wounded Mascot and a Field Promotion
In an earlier hub I shared the story of Herman an Alaska Malamute who was a community dog and pet on the Campion AFS where I was stationed in Alaska in 1971. A great dog in the every sense of the word and...
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78A wolf a like dog
There has been for a few years now in the UK different types of Wolfalike dogs being created. The aim of some to produce a mix of Wolf dogs (like the Czech WolfDog and Saarloos), with those of no...
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68How Many Words Do The Inuit People Use To Describe Snow?
I was chatting today and the conversation came round to the weather as it nearly always does. It had been snowing over the weekend and it reminded me of that old legend of the 100 Inuit words for snow. I was...
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67The Polar Bear
Polar Bear by rlz If this lumbering creature sometimes seems bow-legged and pigeon-toed, that's because it is. The polar bear (Ursus maritimus)Â has adapted its stance to provide surer footing for the furred...
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77Native American Nations in The Canadian Territories (Part V)
The northern provinces of Canada are the coldest in the country. Yet, many Native Americans or First Nations peoples live in these very provinces. Their way of life is fascinating...
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88How to find a Job in Anchorage, Alaska
Anchorage, Alaska is not only the largest city in the state, but also the gateway to the Iditarod Sled Dog Race. There are numerous tax benefits for Alaska life and a good number of available jobs in high-paying occupations.
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64Michaelle Jean and The Seal Hunt In Canada
‘PHOQUE’ in Canada! The seal hunt in Canada! That phrase alone is enough to send PETA members into a frenzy and plunge the United States, Europe and Canada into a heated debate. And now the name...
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76Fireweed and Northern Lights
Aklavik, the high arctic, dog teams, scenes of the arctic, growing up in the arctic - this is the first in a series of reminiscences of a childhood in Canada's "frozen North"
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59Native American Humor
Almost every time I go to a website looking for Native American stuff all I see are stereotypes. When I look for things about Eskimos online I get pages and pages of listings for dogs. Just because Inuits in...
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80Native American Migration from Russia to Iceland (Part XXII)
Part of the DNA structure from Mohawk Nation can be found in Zulu Nation of Congo, as well as all around the Arctic Circle and all along the path of migration of the People of the North. See videos of northern dancing.
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