These are 2 inuksuit at the top of a hill at the end of the Road to Nowhere 

Taken: May 4, 2007

An inukshuk on the shear face of a cliff with a valley behind 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Another view of an inukshuk 

Taken: May 4, 2007

A close up of an inukshuk. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

AN inukshuk with the valley beyond. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

An nukshuk on the top of a hill. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Another view of the inukshuk on the top of the hill. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Close up of inukshuk. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Another inushuk. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

An inukshuk with a large valley beyond. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Another view of an inushuk, 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Inukshuk in the distance 

Taken: May 4, 2007

A shear-faced cliff with a large valley beyond 

Taken: May 4, 2007

A panoramic view of typical Baffin Island tundra, just North of where I live 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Moss and lichen... bad picture, but it gives you an idea of the plant life on the tundra. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

These pictures of moss were taken after the first melt of the season. Note how it is already green and brimming with life. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

If you were a caribou, this would be buffet time 

Taken: May 4, 2007

View of a tupical tundra valley 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Another view of a typical tundra valley 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Yet another view of the tundra valley 

Taken: May 4, 2007

This is the tundra flattening out at the base of a hill 

Taken: May 4, 2007

From up on a hill, you see the old gravel pit below. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

Another view of the old gravel pit. 

Taken: May 4, 2007

This is a snow fence that is totally ineffectual. It was placed there, I think, to accumulate drifting snow on the water reservoir below, but it does not work really well. 

Taken: May 4, 2007