An Irish missionary's exploits in the Eastern Arctic, 1946-51, illustrated with colour photographs .
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"Tales of survival - on an ice floe or on a 1500-mile sled trip - and wonderful descriptions of the Inuit and their life. We couldn't resist!"
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"It was an unforgettable experience, laced with vivid memories which have endured for nearly half a century."
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An insightful look at life in the far north in days gone by.,
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This review is from: Breaking the Ice: An Arctic Odyssey (Paperback)
Arnold Ruskell has a delightfully humorous way of telling about life in the Arctic as it was when the Inuit were still a nomadic people. Although it is the diary of an Irish, Anglican priest, it is not "religious". It was an enjoyable read.
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