Building Model Dog Sleds - Qamutiit
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- Опубліковано 14 жов 2024
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I taught in Pond Inlet for a year. I built a komatiq there which I pulled all over when camping on weekends. Such a wonderful technology! I recently bought a Georgian Bay island cottage and built a new komatiq to transport construction materials during the winter. Also brought 3 bush cords of wood in with the sled. I really appreciate your help to keep this technology accessible in Canada.
I've heard good things about Pond Inlet but I haven’t had the pleasure of visiting there. Perhaps one day.
Im glad to see you posting building videos. I love your craftsmanship
So fascinating to hear how the Inuit managed with whatever they had on hand. Great job - looking forward to the next episode!
Thanks Mikkel. Turns out one of these models will be heading to Denmark.
@@Nomadboatbuilding Cool! I guess we share the connection to the arctic with you in Canada. Although I'm not all that proud of what we've done historically - especially in Greenland. 😞
@@SmallBoatSchool we didn’t do so good either. I’m just doing my best to change that up in whatever way I can.
Boats, banjos, and now mini dog sledges....You are truly a renaissance man
Just keeping it fresh for you Bob. Would want your wise-ass repertoire to get stale.
Looking forward to part 2
Thanks again Mark. Second watch is as enjoyable as the first. Have a good week ahead.
Will do Matt.
Perfect size for a sled dog team of chihuahuas!
"Who doesn't have a big bag of bones on hand", I think that might just be carion luggage. ;) Really enjoyed how you presented this talk with the accompanying translations.
Wish I had the resources close at hand to go a little deeper on the translations.
Reminds me of the precious "Tuktu" cultural documentaries. Among others, building a kayak on the shore from driftwood.
Those were shot in Kugaaruk and I’ve met several of the people featured in them. They were also released under the banner “Netsilik series”
They could teach us a thing or two about recycling 👍😎. Imagine not be able to the timber yard to get supplies when you runout on a project. 😎
Actually the town dump is locally referred to as Canadian Tire (a long standing Canadian hardware store chain)
Cool 👍😎
Interesting and different, structural hollow skin tubes reinforced with frozen fish/meat 🤔 use wot you got 👍
That’s right. Got a brick, some soggy crackers and some jam. Make pop tarts.
@@Nomadboatbuilding should have tried Soylent Green (with secret ingredient) 🤣🤣🤣
@@soylentgreen326 you never know. Maybe some did.
Pronounce those words like when you are in deep cold.
After the 2.4m project, I was about to unsubscribe. This connection with other cultures just convinced me to stay.
That’s good to hear. What specifically was making you think about bailing?
@@Nomadboatbuilding Being semi disabled, the 2.4 m hat special interest to me. After that... well, here I am still. :-D
Got it. Thanks for letting me know. Never know if it’s niche interests or performance on my part.
@@Nomadboatbuilding Your "performance" is exemplary. I admire your dexterity and obvious loads of experience.
I appreciate that Johan. Thank you.