some (or none) of you may have been wondering where i've been

 

well here's some photos

 

 

 

Arizona's an odd place, it was baking heat when we went...did you find any lizards ?

arizona? nope. No lizards here

arizona? nope. No lizards here

 

I guess Snowy Lizards are hard to spot

 

North or South pole, the closest I've got to those conditions was South Chile and the Alps...we're you doing research of any sort ?

neither pole, nope. Actually at a lower latitude than you

 

approximately 49°40'N 55°15'W

Nice Images!

 

Thanks for giving it, May I know which place it is?

Edited July 17, 200817 yr by Cap'n Refsmmat
stop advertising yourself please

i already told you. if you're a scientist, latitude and longitude shouldn't be too hard to figure out

Part of being a scientist is clear communication. Where were you?

http://maps.google.com/maps?f=q&hl=en&geocode=&q=49%C2%B040%27N+55%C2%B015%27W&ie=UTF8&ll=49.667628,-55.239258&spn=21.375636,43.725586&z=5&iwloc=addr

just teasing. This is the general discussions section so i don't have to be all up-tight and proper.

 

Cap'n, you got it right on the nubbin. Just off of north island twillingate, which is itself off of newfoundland, which is part of Canada.

A few years down the road, you'll be telling your kids about your trip and they'll ask, "Daddy, what's an iceburg?"

 

Beautiful shots. I'm sure you had fun, and I am somewhat envious of your ability to take such a trip.

actually I live here. My 10 month old baby girl was with us in the boat and it rocked her to sleep. We'll probably do it again and again