Long Winter

[Anonymous No.18830975]

>January 19th
>at least another month and a half of winter/when I'll be able to go out to a food market or Northern distribution
>drinking alot so I've been eating alot of frozen strawberries and frozen banana puree.
>almost out of frozen strawberries/puree
>completely out of frozen blueberries

I'm gonna be fucked fruit wise for a month or two. I have a frozen orange juice I guess I will defrost and sip.
>pond inlet is two hours away by plane including prep

God I hate winter. How are you peeps holding up supply-wise? Pic not related. Its a cave connected to my place. It looks like a penis XD

Vid not related it's down south. Hahahahaha!

https://files.catbox.moe/uceai0.mp4

[Anonymous No.18830978]

>>18830975
Are you a gold miner or a native? Why not just move away from Nunavut?

[Anonymous No.18831018]

>>18830978
We are land owners primarily. We even do tourism. There is some mineral exploration on our property some years.

[Anonymous No.18831253]

>>18830975
try hydroponics inside ur house to grow berries and stuff. obviously not a good response for an urgent situation - but something to consider for the future.

[Anonymous No.18831557]

>>18831253
That's an idea. Haven't thought of Hydroponics since I watched Star Trek Voyager.

[Anonymous No.18831558]

>>18831018
you should have a full stocked pantry before every winter if you live in such an isolated place

[Anonymous No.18831571]

>>18830975
If you genuinely live that far from civilisation I'd recommend buying a pallet of multivitamins to help stave off fucking scurvy. Good luck you crazy motherfucker.

[Anonymous No.18831590]

>>18831558
Overate fruits for some reason. This isn't my first rodeo. Just complaining to the internet. Haha

The bad thing about chest freezers is the difficulty of remembering how much of something is under something.

[Anonymous No.18831599]

Nigga out here posting like he's an 1800s frontiersman

[Anonymous No.18831643]

OP could you show some more pics of your area? I'm genuinely quite interested now!

also, what >>18831571 said, definitely take your flintstone gummies scurvy is bad

[Anonymous No.18831656]

>>18830975
I'm assuming you live in nanavut or the yukon. What happens up there? Anything spoopy? If you live in nanavut, do you live on one of those random islands that canada breaks up into as it approaches the arctic? It's crazy that Iqaluit is on one of those ginormous islands in the northwest passage. I've always been fascinated by how vast and hostile that part of the world is.

[Anonymous No.18831696]

[Anonymous No.18832804]

Layers

[Anonymous No.18832831]

bump

[Anonymous No.18833240]

>>18831696
whats going on in the back seat?

[Anonymous No.18833440]

>>18831557
If I was in a frozen wilderness with access to modern resources I would definitely consider high tech bunkers. Including greenhouses for summer and year-round hydroponics. I don't know what else I would do but dig and insulate.

[Anonymous No.18833455]

Learn how to take some proper photos. Scurvy rat

[Anonymous No.18833480]

>>18831656
The Yukon isn't that mysterious.
White people have been here for like 150 years and there are tons of resource roads, rivers and trails you can use to access the backcountry.
Also there's loads of young white people from Toronto who come up here for a few years to work for government and ruin our housing market.
Still, one of the last places with actual wilderness. I did a 4 day paddle around one of the southern lakes two years ago and the only other people I saw were an older couple living in an off grid cabin on the lake. Didn't even see another boat in four days of paddling.
If I was so inclined I could walk into the woods behind my house and hike for 200+ km in a straight line without encountering a road or trail.