As I write this, we’re hunkered down in “False Strait,” waiting out a cocktail of wind and snow.
The voyage from the first day, in order: journal entries from the crew and the posts they shared along the way. Use "Show" to see only one or the other.
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JournalAs we swing at anchor in Kangiqtugaapik—in Inuktitut—also known as Clyde River, Patricia Inlet on Baffin Island, the wind howls through the rigging at a steady 22 knots, gusting over 30.& -
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JournalI heard it up north—The ocean connects us all here on Earth,Present the moment this planet gave birth.And we heard her cry, on our journey up north. -
JournalNainStormbound in Nain, LabradorThere was a storm brewing off Labrador—one that quickly grew into back-to-back systems, nearly hurricane strength. -
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JournalNewfoundlandI’ve been fascinated with wind since I was a child. I loved a good storm, and strong winds moved me so deeply I would write poetry about them. -
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JournalOne Ocean has been banging through choppy seas for more than 24 hours. -
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JournalTuktoyaktuk, NW TerritoriesI was first introduced to the concept of whale hunting in Nome, Alaska. The dock where One Ocean was tied up also served as a popular fishing spot for local kids. -
