When Outside Magazine ranked our “Dogsled Trip with Polar Inuits in Northwestern Greenland” among it “Top 25 Adventues of a Lifetime,” we were honored. But an even greater gift from Greenland were the litter of sled dogs pups given to us in the northernmost village in the world. They’ve proven to be a wonderful addition [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Canadian Inuit Dogs’
Top Adventure Tour Nets Wintergreen a Top Sled Dog
Posted by brucegs13 on May 30th, 2010
Posted in The Dogs, The Lodge 
Tags: Canadian Inuit Dogs, dogsledding, pups, training pups 
No Comments »Never Let Go of the Dogsled!
Posted by brucegs13 on May 24th, 2010
A humorous, almost disastrous true story from Paul Schurke …. Though dogsled adventure tours has been a way of life for my family and I for nearly 30 years, I first learned the art of mushing back in the late ’70s from the famous adventurer Will Steger. My wife Susan and I lived in a [...]
Posted in The Dogs, The Tales Tags: Canadian Inuit Dogs, dogs, dogsled, mushing, survival No Comments »Sir David Attenborough’s Visit to Wintergreen
Posted by brucegs13 on May 24th, 2010
Today’s headlines includes news that among the “Top Ten New Species” discovered last year is the world’s largest carnivorous plant, the “Attenborough Pitcher.” Hmmm…that rang a bell for us. When Sir David Attenborough filmed his “Life of Mammals” series for Planet Earth (2002), he came here to Ely to film timber wolves at Ely’s International [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, The Dogs, The Lodge Tags: Canadian Inuit Dogs, dogs, dogsledding, Eskimo Dog, pitcher plant, Planet Earth, Sir David Attenborough 1 Comment »
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