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HEADING ON | MAUD RETURNS HOME

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31 July 2014 » Uncategorized. To sit and watch ice melt can be quite a challenge for a bunch of eager, restless Norwegians, but as days pass by we end up filling our time with this and that needing our attention. Tug Tandberg Polar always has something to offer of work. A MELTING ARCTIC CAP AND THE CONSEQUENCES. Its a general understanding that humans character is not willing to really act for a major change before we feel a true need. That we really feel threatened directly if not acting. It seems now t...

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FREEZING IN WITH MAUD | MAUD RETURNS HOME

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FREEZING IN WITH MAUD. 06 October 2014 » Uncategorized. All in all it might be meaningfull to get a bit of rest now after this intensive summer bringing TP and Jensen across the ocean and through the NWP. It has taken its toll on all of us, and as we are a small working group we do feel like charging our batteries and gain new energy and motivation for next year big challenge. Jensen was parked just before the winter set in in Cambridge Bay. September kitewalk – wishing Maud winter well.

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RENDEZVOUS MAUD | MAUD RETURNS HOME

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12 September 2014 » Uncategorized. To see Maud last night in Cambridge Bay, close up with TP and barge Jensen was as to witness a love affair come through. An earthly power of natural will become materialized – at one glance. The whole experience of travelling here has been much like a classic drama. We have been through heavy weather of all kind before arrival here in Cambridge Bay. It has been a journey of more than 7000 kilometers. We have felt very much alive. It has been a long summer and the tranpo...

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GREENLAND CALLING | MAUD RETURNS HOME

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13 July 2014 » Uncategorized. The Maud Returns Home Expedition 2014 has now arrived Nuuk on the west coast of Greenland 17 days after we departed Farsund on the south coast of Norway on the 25th of June. We are all well but pretty tired after fighting some unexpected heavy weather in the mid atlantic. We pushed through it at slow speed during a short week, and now we can feel pretty happy to have experienced that both Tandberg Polar and the barge Jensen stood the test in rough seas. And so did we. Now we...

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WAITING | MAUD RETURNS HOME

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20 July 2014 » Uncategorized. Tug Tandberg Polar and barge Jensen has now settled in for a little wait up the coast of Greenland, more precise in Aasiaat inside Disco island. From here we will have about 10 days of effective sailing into Cambridge Bay but most likely we will have to move slow and possibly pretty much also in ziczag among the melting driftice. Stig and Eirik prepare ropes for arrival Aasiaat. TP and Jensen rest in Aasiaat harbour after some days of quiet sailing up the coast of Greenland.

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MAUD SUMMER | MAUD RETURNS HOME

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04 July 2015 » Uncategorized. After a few weeks here in Cambridge Bay it has turned from late winter to early summer. The ice seem to evaporate more than melt and Maud will soon be free from the ice again. Barge Jensen and tug TP are still held in the grip of the ice, but things happens fast now in the next coming weeks. Our man Stig has really found his place her in CB as he arrived well before Bjørn and I and we all feel very pleased with the present status. In general we feel pretty good with a sensib...

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a traveller's blog: November 2010

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Sunday, 28 November 2010. First off, I'd like to note.Friday was the first snowy day of winter! It topped off an really nice evening spent with friends to come out to snow on Aston Lane. It's been even heavier today, so much so that the train had to stop for an hour and consequently I didn't make it to church. Instead, however, I did my Christmas shopping. I also picked up some cookie cutters for some festive baking! Cookies, here I come! Long to go back to the country. Where we sow in the earth,. This m...

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a traveller's blog: January 2011

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Sunday, 2 January 2011. 40 Most influential nature photographers. Check out the latest posting from the iLCP blog. It reveals the 40 most influential nature photographers from 2010. Just click on the link at the bottom of the page! It makes some fine viewing. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 40 Most influential nature photographers. There was an error in this gadget. View my complete profile. International League of Conservation Photographers. Chris Johnstone Nature Photography Blog.

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a traveller's blog: September 2010

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Friday, 24 September 2010. My last evening at Ramsjö gård. Murie made cookies. I made salad. And I don't feel horribly stuffed. A good start. But I'm guessing you're not so interested in that. Coming to Sweden has given me a lot of perspective on life and shown me how many choices I actually have before me. It's given me time to free up my head from the crazy speed of my life before going away, which has allowed me to hear God's voice more clearly (thank you thank you thank you! And my final message.

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a traveller's blog: A Longing

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Sunday, 28 November 2010. First off, I'd like to note.Friday was the first snowy day of winter! It topped off an really nice evening spent with friends to come out to snow on Aston Lane. It's been even heavier today, so much so that the train had to stop for an hour and consequently I didn't make it to church. Instead, however, I did my Christmas shopping. I also picked up some cookie cutters for some festive baking! Cookies, here I come! Long to go back to the country. Where we sow in the earth,.