Horton River 2009 - Panasonic DMC-TZ2
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Way too much stuff (in front is all mine). Happy to find a group to share the prohibitive fly-in costs.
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Twin Otter
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Brimfull - this is it - no more.
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A small miracle that the spray cover is in place.
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Shortly after leaving Horton Lake. Not much more than a small stream.
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Once again: trying something new. What a pain to set this outfit up.
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It somewhat worked out. But black netting is to be prefered.
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Laundry
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Grooming
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July
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Erosion at work.
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Lunch break.
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(Green) spigot lost the day before and found way down the river by accident when bumping onto shore for a stop.
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Trying something new. A camp bed: awfully cumbersome. Far from a good idea. One trip only.
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Hewlett Packard ipaq connected to Iridium 9505.
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Beginning of the canyon section.
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Bear diggings for Arctic ground squirrels.
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Former squirrels?
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All sorts of chemicals leaching into the river.
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Molting but fast.
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Final huge oxbow before reaching Franklin Bay.
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Ptarmigan
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The famous Smoking Hills of the Horton.
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Approaching Horton River mouth
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Former Horton River bed.
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That creek is carrying cristal clear water from a backwater source.
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Horton River mouth from the opposite location as picture before.
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Horton River mouth to Paulatuk.
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Beyond the river on Franklin Bay.
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No fresh water to be obtained along the shores of Franklin Bay.
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Having difficulties to launch a collapsible canoe. You can't just drag it into the water as you would with a hard shell canoe.
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Shortly after capsizing in that miniature surf.
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Mother bear with 3 cubs in the distance.
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Drying stuff after capsize.
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Trying something else - waiting for the tide to rise.
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Salt water.
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Portage time across Parry Peninsula.
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Lake hopping.
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Foothills Creek.
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Proper fire wood way up north.
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On Tasseriuk Lake.
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The final (long) portage...
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...with way too much stuff.
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Darnley Bay.
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Abraham Anghik Ruben's camp - digging for whalebone.
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Last camp before Paulatuk.
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The advantage of a collapsible canoe. Everything ready to go.
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Headed for Inuvik.
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Darnley Bay.
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Autumn colors on steroids.
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The motivation to return for the Anderson River - late in the season.
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