I stood on the edge of Cher’s nowhere feeling like it’s the biggest somewhere I’d ever been. Out front, relief clung to my frozen breath and swollen eyes - reminders from our frigid…
Rose McInerney4,May, 2019
I love our Arctic tent because it reminds me of Anita Diamant’s book The Red Tent.
Rose McInerney26,April, 2019
Standing outside of Qikiqtarjuaq’s Inn’s North with a few of the women from our team, I looked up at the night sky.
Rose McInerney25,April, 2019
As the wind gently rock our red tent forward and backward, I realized how much we are at the mercy of nature. It was about survival now and learning to let go.
Rose McInerney24,April, 2019
On Thursday, April 4th, this was all I could think of as my butt slammed up and down inside the simply constructed Inuit-made komatik.
Rose McInerney23,April, 2019
Ann Bancroft made history as the first woman to reach the North Pole on foot and by dogsled in 1986.
Rose McInerney22,April, 2019
The 100 km snowshoe trek is done!!! We did it! Today is a snowmobile transport into Pangnirtung followed by hotel free time - aka a shower! There is a town celebration planned mid-afternoon…
Rose McInerney12,April, 2019
It’s all downhill from here - as far as distance is concerned. With a little over 20 km to go by day’s end, our team should be feeling good and dreaming about the…
Rose McInerney9,April, 2019
HAPPENINGS: This is the most exciting and quite possibly the most treacherous day. The first two miles are the place where we’re most likely to meet polar bears. The danger is real because…
Rose McInerney5,April, 2019