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    A praying mantis in the midst of the night, hunting for its prey until the light of my torch interrupts its stalking. While they look scary, I have come to learn they are quite graceful in their movements. Reminds me of a ninja under the moon light! by: tiana_reimann Views[381] He hit the target! by: worldtraveler Views[188]    

    Day 10: Hunt. Dance. Eat.

    GREENLAND | Mon, 21 Oct 2013 | By divvea | Views [1109]

    This morning the sky was clear and I was up at 7 am, to see an already ready Simon walking out with his camera bag for a morning stroll around the village. Quick shower and packing later, we met our hunters, Peter and Betalt, at Breakfast. Quick ... Read more >

    Tags: hunting, kaffemik, manitsoq, seal, workshop

    Day 1: Kangerlussuaq: Sugarloaf to Sugar low

    GREENLAND | Mon, 21 Oct 2013 | By divvea | Views [3013]

    Disembarking from the Air Greenland flight, I was a wobbly doll with my head swaying from one side to another with exhaustion and sleep. The five hours on the flight passed in a soft lull and in conversations with a Danish Doctor working at Nuuk, the ... Read more >

    Tags: arival, golf, greenland, hunting, kangerlussuaq

     

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