Fantastic! I'll bring my fiddle if I ever come up to Nunavit!

And I remember so well, contradancing to this fun tune. Oh, the sweet memories! 💜

Warm, Cheerful Music in Frigid conditions …. Mad Respect for you all

Nice video how many pounds was the smallest and the biggest fish?

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"Sheik of Araby"... well done boys.

Little girl Dancing?

One of the sacred videos of youtube

Funny I never thought of doing that 😊

I want to move to this place so peaceful and welcoming

I want to move there so badly. It looks so peaceful

This is SO wonderful! THANK YOU! Your music, the beauty of the gorgeous, snow-blessed North--my heart is filled with joy. Thank you, all. God bless you! :)

That was awesome. The view. Amazing

Anyone who was at Queen Mary TB hospital I’m 1969 on Weston Road in Toronto. There was two TB hospitals. The one across was Queen Mary Hospital for Women and young Girls. There were French girls, Inuits and one cree girl. I am the cree girl. Anyone remember please respond to this message or my Facebook. I remember the word “nikoomik” think it’s “thank you”😊

LOVE the throat signing. WOW, nice community.

Best version I've heard yet ! Watch out for those polar bears ;)

Wow so close.

Wow. Had to mute that shit in the beginning.

how are your playing that poor fiddle outside? is there some old trick i aint heard of

You guys are great! Guess you're putting those long, cold winters to good use! :D

That's a fun little lake(s) to fish. I've spent a lot of time on that little river system. It gives up some good ones!

great vid!

It flys great, congratulations!

How long does the battery last on these models? Nice video.

Chirpy little tune you got going on there.

I will show this to my EAL - new to Canada students who are disappointed that we have had such a mild winter without much snow here in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Thanks!

I discovered this video by accident a few months ago and I love the background music. Who is playing the accordion? Does he or she play professionally?

Where's tHe Tim Hortons ?

Always so enjoy watching your snippets of arctic life. Beautiful stuff! Thanks for sharing

One of the most chill nu communities :) Wicked video!

Boy, I bet a swig of 'shine would be in order to warm up the musicians after playing out on the sea ice! Outstanding!

love this

... love it ...

cool

Awesome!

this is just magnificent video. i find myself watching this again and again every now and then. by the way, is there a specific reason you guys use wooden sticks as rods, if i may ask? i see its practical for killing the fish before unhooking it, but other than that :) great video, thanks :)

this is heaven

this is beautiful!

That was epic! What a great tune to pick. You'd have to go about 1200 miles south to find a chinquapin though :-)

Mike, your efforts sincerely appreciated. Just a few comments: This has been filmed in summer. Honestly, those who haven't visited the Canadian Arctic during winter can't understand the beautiful beast (winter is so hard), Pang. By the bye, a few things visitors should also know: 1. Pang is famous for Hat 2. Pang post office shown in the video is located in Uqqurmiut Arts and Crafts, since Aug 2014 3. Pang people (Inuit) are the nicest people (seen to be believed)

Loved re-visiting Pang...next film- go into the Uq. Center, co-op, northern stores and schools + elder center etc.

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very nice> Looks very much like Berlin, Germany

do they have internet in that town?

:)))

So, who is playing the bones, and with whom? I find it astonishing that buildings in cold climates with long winters are painted in dark and drab colors, don't you? Or, they are white, which is reflective. Even when there is access to paint stores. Thank you for the tour.

May 26th I believe

Looks sweet what date was this?

I love it awsome vid

Thank you for making this video! :)