Polar Bears of Churchill
If you like the Polar Bear Blog, check out my first book, Polar Bears of Churchill. It combines over ten years of guiding experience in Churchill, Manitoba, Canada with the latest scientific research, local history and a bit of cabin fever. Independently published. Available online for $14.95!
Like us on Facebook
Follow Polar Bear Alley and the Bear Season Project on Facebook - images and updates added daily.
Tag Archives: patagonia travel
Patagonia Blog – Route 40-ish
Route 40 is the iconic trail slash gravel road that travellers wear as a badge of honour. For many years, it has been a rock and dust riddled test of patience. To drive Route 40 is to hear the Lonely Planet theme in your head for hour after radio-free hour. However, it seems we are among the last to drive on the true Route 40 experience. Much of it is paved and there are two … Continue reading
Patagonia Blog – Whales, More Whales, Pinguinos, Seals and More Whales
Amidst scurrying and supposedly industrious armadillos, we camped on the beach at Puerto Pardelas. This is a fantastic spot that doesn’t seem to appear in many guide books. About 18 kilometers away from Puerto Piramides, it has not services but a spectacular view and miles of uninhabited beach. Camping is a pretty intense experience when you are traveling. We camped without the fly so that we could watch the constellations of the southern sky. Of … Continue reading
