InuitNavigate

08/11/2024

23/03/2024

Apricity🧭🌅☀️

17/02/2024

Hiking Cirkus Lake 17th feb 2024

13/02/2024

They should set a course according to the way the snow crystals face, the way the snow ridges lay down.

Explanation of the meaning of 'Angiufferngit' and a little history about how necessary it was to know how to navigate in times where there was no GPS or maps.
Arctic landscape- dark, cold and away from everything. With no visibility...
# ANGIUFFERNGIT

11/09/2023

Hiking Cirkus Lake today. Refreshing autumn weather🧭🌌🇬🇱

15/08/2023

The view from atop Quassussuaq

07/08/2023

Beautiful sunset🌇

07/08/2023

Went for a picnic yesterday

04/08/2023

Nuuk by night. August 2023

24/07/2023

Greenland- land of 57.000 inuit

23/07/2023

Here are some info.
Note: I can be flexible with tour hours 🧭💢🛎
I am only 📞 or 💻 away to serve you

22/07/2023

Interacting with new people is enriching. Stories exchanged= new perspectives 🧭
📸 Frederikke Thomsen

20/07/2023

Tour: Old city walk
Available: All year
Difficulty: Easy
Duration: approx. 1 1/2 hours
Graphic design: Frederikke Thomsen
📸 Ilannguaq Thomsen

18/07/2023

National championship kayak '23
📸 Arne Reimer

17/07/2023

Ilulissat Kangia, around...way back. Around 2008/09 🧭🚁❄️🇬🇱

16/07/2023

Angiufferngit:
Snowdrift, or rather lines that has been formed by wind.
That way Inuit can navigate, in the dark and bad visibility, when dogsledging

12/07/2023

Arctic- where 180.000 inuit lives (source-ICC, Inuit Circumpolar Council)

10/07/2023

Drove bike lastnight and was astound of this view! 🚲