Friday was a day much like all of the others we experienced here on Devon Island. We awoke to a cool, brisk morning with bright sunshine and painfully blue skies. The walk down from Tent City - the small enclave west of base camp where everyone pitches their tents - to the main base camp was routine. Routine except for the fact that this would be the last time I make the trip (unless I return in the future).
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Friday was a day much like all of the others we experienced here on Devon Island. We awoke to a cool, brisk morning with bright sunshine and painfully blue skies. The walk down from Tent City - the small enclave west of base camp where everyone pitches their tents - to the main base camp was routine. Routine except for the fact that this would be the last time I make the trip (unless I return in the future).
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