Checked an item off my bucket list this week by visiting Churchill, Manitoba and experiencing a polar bear safari. It was an amazing, captivating, wondrous trip of a lifetime, the magic of which I’m not sure I will be able to properly articulate with words:
At Hudson’s Bay, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague).
Churchill Airport, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague)
A warning for visitors, Churchill Airport, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague)
Hitting the tundra (©2024, Deborah Clague).
One of the first of many bears spotted, Churchill, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague).
A mom with her two cubs, Churchill, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague)
Very (very) large paw prints are found all over the tundra at Polar Bear Point, Churchill, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague).
The main routes of the Frontiers North tundra buggies, Churchill, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague).
One of the most amazing experiences of my life was having lunch (not being lunch) with this dude, Churchill, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague).
A mother polar bear with two cubs, Churchill, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague).
Churchill, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague).
Polar bear in Churchill, Manitoba (©2024, Deborah Clague).