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The Past

In the late 1400's, the Spanish and the Portuguese were the two great European maritime powers of the time. As far as they were...

The Past.....Present

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Since Amundsens' Gjoa made the the first recorded successful transit of the Passage in 1903, only 351 complete maritime transits have...

Following Franklin in the Fram

Johnny Franklin and the lads left England in May 1845 looking to navigate the Northwest Passage across the top of Arctic Canada. Although...

DAY 1 - Monday 14th August. Embarkation

Following our embarkation in the afternoon, we are issued with a complimentary Helly Hansen waterproof jacket, a life jacket for...

DAYS 2 - 3. North Atlantic

At sea, crossing the North Atlantic between Iceland and Greenland Lots of "oh, hello, may we join you? First time on the ship?...where...

DAY 4 - Prinz Christiansen Sound

A proper Sound, with an entrance and exit, located at the southern end of Greenland. 100km in length, it is a stunning piece of geology...

DAY 5 - Kvanefjord

Sermersooq (Place of Much Ice) After sailing overnight up the west coast of Greenland, the ship entered a fjord where the zodiacs took us...

DAY 6 - Nuuk

Nuuk is the capital city of Greenland, and of the total 60,000 population, about 1/3 live here. Various communities have settled here,...

DAY 7 - Sissimut

In Inuit - The Residents at the foxholes After an overnight sail further up the west coast, we stopped at Greenlands second largest city....

The Crossing the Arctic Circle Ceremony

We crossed 66° 33" 45' N, 054° 06.5" W at 06:52hrs 20th August If the world was spinning on a vertical access with respect to the sun,...

DAY 8 - Ilulissat - Disko Bay

Another overnight hop up north brought us to the UNESCO World Heritage Site - the Ilulissat Icefjord. Peps Log : Arrived in Ilulissat...

DAYS 9 - 10 - At Sea

Crossing Baffin Bay, heading for the Canadian Arctic. Lots to do on board, ranging from knot tying, origami, knitting, art and a bit of...

DAY 11 - Pond Inlet

Our first stop in the Canadian Arctic, where we cleared customs. Pond Inlet is a community of around 1,700 Inuit focused around...

DAY 12 - Dundas Harbour and Croker Bay

Dundas Harbour, or Talluruti "a woman chin with tattoos on it" is an abandoned settlement established in 1924 on Devon Island by the...

DAY 13 - Radstock Bay and Beechey Island

FRANKLIN FACT Radstock Bay is the site of a small hunting camp set up by members of Franklins Expedition. It was discovered in 1850...

DAY 14 - Science & Port Leopold

Overnight sail from Beechey Island to Port Leopold Out with the scientists this morning helping to take samples from the water of...

DAY 15 - Bellot Strait

After sailing overnight from Port Leopold down Prince Regent Inlet, we arrived at the entrance to Bellot Strait which divides Somerset...

DAY 15 - Coningham Bay

After exiting the Bellot Strait, we hoofed it across the Franklin Strait to a renowned polar bear spotting place. A bumpy ride on the...

DAY 16 - At Sea

Across the Larson Sound and into the James Ross Strait, en route to Gjoa Haven Mrs M took the opportunity to knock off a quick sketch of...

DAY 17 - Gjoa Haven on King William Island

Situated on the eastern side of King William Island, Gjoa Haven is all about Amundsen. The name derives from his ship (Gjoa) when he...

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