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Abstract: The Lofoten archipelago is a magical area - a pearl necklace of granite mountains, deep blue fjords, and tiny wooden fishing villages all squeezed between the mainland and the vastness of the Norwegian Sea, situated 250km north of the Arctic Circle. There is extensive high quality rock climbing here on magnificent granite cliffs, the vast majority of this being traditionally protected. This is the second Rockfax guidebook to this spectacular and beautiful area, the first 2008 volume won the Banff Guidebook of the Year Award and put Lofoten very much on the map. We have updated and expanded the information with a completely new set of crag photographs, plus some fantastic maps and all the new developments from the nine years since the last book was published. For the first time we have also included coverage of the astounding set of peaks around the Stetind area on the mainland, close to Narvik. The Lofoten Climbs Rockfax will continue to be the ‘go to’ volume - the essential companion for travelling climbers visiting this wonderful rock paradise (from publisher's website)

Contents: Lofoten climbs introduction; Lofoten logistics; Lofoten climbing; The west; Henningsvaer; Kalle; Kabelvag; Svolvaer; The Northwest; Stetind; Walking Peaks; Route index; Crag index; General index

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Author: Dufferin and Ava, Frederick Temple Hamilton-Temple -Blackwood, Marquis of

Author: Dufferin and Ava, Frederick Temple Hamilton-Temple -Blackwood, Marquis of

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Physical Description: 188 pages : illustrations (chiefly colour), colour map

Abstract: Nunatsiavut, the Inuit region of Canada that achieved self-government in 2005, produces art that is distinct within the world of Canadian and circumpolar Inuit art. The world's most southerly population of Inuit, the coastal people of Nunatsiavut have always lived both above and below the tree line, and Inuit artists and craftspeople from Nunatsiavut have had access to a diverse range of Arctic and Subarctic flora and fauna, from which they have produced a stunningly diverse range of work. (from Goose Lane Editions website)

Contents: Foreword / Vicky Chainey Gagnon -- Tending the Kudlik: four generations of tradition and innovation on the Labrador Coast / Heather Igloliorte -- InutuKait = Elders / introduction by Jenna Joyce Broomfield -- AkKusiuttet = Trailblazers / introduction by Aimee Chaulk -- Ikualattisjet = Fire keepers / introduction by Christine Lalonde -- Kingullet Kinguva^tsait = The next generation / introduction by Barry Pottle. Artists cited in index (page 183): Chantelle Andersen -- Dinah Andersen -- James Andersen -- Peggy Andersen -- Michelle Baikie -- Sarah Baikie -- Fanny Broomfield -- Heather Campbell -- Andrea Flowers -- Chesley Flowers -- Emily Flowers -- Vanessa Flowers -- Violet Flowers -- Billy Gauthier -- Gilbert Hay -- Mark Igloliorte -- Susannah Igloliorte -- Jason Jacque -- Josephine Jacque -- Samantha Jacque -- Ephraim Jararuse -- Sarah Jensen -- Josephina Kalleo -- Michael Massie -- Maria Merkuratsuk -- Shirley Moorhouse -- Tabea Murphy -- Davidee Ningeok -- Sophie Pamak -- Jacko Pijogge -- Sem Pijogge -- Barry Pottle -- Derrick Pottle -- Druscilla Rich -- Garmel Rich -- George Rich -- Chris P. Sampson -- Doris Saunders -- Elias Semigak -- Inez Shiwak -- Jane Shiwak -- Jason Shiwak -- John Terriak -- Rhoda Voisey -- Jennie Williams -- Nellie Winters -- Ryan Winters.