Articles related to "Greenland"



Greenland - Adventure Cruises
Book an adventure cruise and get AARP discount from the leader in tours to Greenland - the hot (or cool) destination for senior adventure travelers seeking new horizons
• senior travel • adventure travel • aarp discount • adventure cruises • greenland

Barnacle Goose
The Barnacle Goose is a goose of the old world. Bird watchers seldom see the Barnacle Goose in North America. It is one of the many birds seen on The Island of Foula one of the islands of the Shetland Islands. Birders observe the Barnacle Geese in the eastern part of Greenland and around The Barents Sea coasts.
• goose • barnacle • old world • foula • greenland

Beginning Research in Western Europe
If your ancestor came from France the United Kingdom (including Ireland and Scotland), Iceland or Greenland, this should help you get started with your overseas research.
• scottish genealogy • irish genealogy • french genealogy • british genealogy • greenland genealogy

Vikings in North America: 1000 years
This week, after searching many hours for an article topic I have found one: the first Europeans to make it across the Atlantic Ocean.
• vikings • hulluland • markland • vinland • greenland

Eric the Red
We know what we know about Eric the Red and his son Lief Ericson because their stories were written down in a saga.
• eric the red • greenland • eric thorvaldson • thorvald • norse

Global Warming, Venus and Sunspots
Most scientists think the greenhouse effect causes global warming as on Venus, but is there a contribution from sunspot cycles?
• global warming • greenhouse effect • sunspots • sunspot cycles • venus

The Qilakitsoq Mummies
Desiccated by freezing temperatures, the Qilakitsoq mummies provide fascinating information about their lives amongst the Inuit but little about their deaths
• qilakitsoq mummies • ice mummies • natural mummies • greenland ice mummies • greenland mummies

First Voyage of Henry Hudson
Henry Hudson sails his ship as far as Greenland, seeking the Northwest Passage.
• the first voyage of henry hudson • greenland and hope for the northwest passage • henry hudson • hopewell • london in england

Pink Footed Goose
The Pink Footed Goose, which stands about 27 inches tall and has a wing span of about five feet, is related to the Bean Goose. Their toes are webbed and their legs in the middle of their under belly that makes it difficult to see their legs at distance. Their beak is shaped like a small triangle and colored black with a pink band. The Pink Footed Goose has a short neck and a small rounded dark brownish, grey head.
• pink footed goose • france • spain • germany • denmark

The Timeless Inuksuk
When is a stack of rocks not just a stack of rocks? When it's an Inuksuk. Balancing one helps us to remember the many balances we have to maintain throughout our lives. It also pays tribute to a people who have braved some of the harshest elements on Planet Earth.
• ethnic craft • inuksuk • inuksuit • inuit • arctic

The Vikings (Book Review)
From the settlement of Greenland to the discovery of North America, Elizabeth Janeway surveys the marvelous adventures of the westward pushing Vikings through the young eyes of Leif the Lucky. We follow Leif and his friend, an Irish slave named Brendan, from a mischievous boyhood in Iceland to a maturity in which they encounter the mysteries of political intrigue and the hardship of new lands. This is an excellent semi-fictional account that fully engages the young reader in the environment, geography, history, law, and social life of the Vikings.
• elizabeth janeway • the vikings • scandinavian books for young readers • book review • erik the red

Canada & Russia Re-Start Cold War
Fresh off its row with England over the Alexander Litvinenko poisoning case, Russia gives a cold snub & tries redrawing Polar Maps. Canada & Denmark quickly strike back
• cold war • artic front • who owns the north pole • lomonosov ridge • polar expedition

Columbus and the Vikings
Columbus wasn't the first European to reach the New World or explore it. The Vikings beat him to it.
• columbus • viking • greenland • iceland • vinland

Film Review: Guy X
Life on a US army base in Greenland takes a sinister turn in this UK, Canadian and Icelandic collaboration.
• guy x • saul metzstein • jason biggs • us army base in greenland • army satire 1970s

Golf cruises with Peter Deilmann
Peter Deilmann Cruises has introduced 14 golf themed cruises in its luxury ocean and river cruise programme, taking in some of the world's top golf courses
• peter deilmann • golf cruises • theme cruises • cruises for golfers • river cruise

Hudson and the Muscovy Company
Henry Hudson’s chance to become a seafaring explorer came in 1607, when the Muscovy Company sent him to locate the Northwest Passage.
• henry hudson • seafaring explorers • northwest passage • muscovy • mediterranean ports of the middle east

Hudson Sees Unexplored Territory
Hudson’s ship is enshrouded with fog and surrounded by a tossing sea of floating icebergs.
• henry hudson • northwest passage to the orient • greenland • unexplored winter paradise • europe

International Polar Year
The Fourth International Polar Year study is underway in Antarctica and the Arctic to scientifically study the phenomena behind the warming of the earth's climate.
• ice caps • arctic • antarctica • global warming • greenland

Lief Ericson
There is little doubt that Lief Ericson truly discovered America long before Columbus, although that discovery did not lead to a permanent European presence.
• lief ericson • erikson • erickson • eric the red • vikings

Viking Voyages
After being exiled from Iceland Eric the Red and his son Lief Ericson discovered America. The Rus traveled to Kiev and Byzantium.
• viking • longboat • transportaion history • lief ericson • eric the red

And You Thought You Were Safe
As long as human beings are fallible, accidents will occur. When it comes to nuclear warheads, accidents move to a whole new ethical and practical level. Throughout the Cold War, accidents where warheads were detonated and lost happened with alarming frequency, and are one of the lesser-known and darker sides to the deployment of nuclear weapons.
• b-52 • missile • bomb • dropped • fire

Dolphin Feature - The White Sided Dolphin
Don't be fooled...the dolphins swimming next to the ship in the Ocean may not be the ones you think they are.
• dolphins • white • sided • white-sided • whitesided

Norse Pirates - Q and A
What are the origins of the word "viking?" Why did the Norse plunder? What did they wear? What weapons did they favor? Are the written accounts of their raids accurate? How did they impact history? Did women become pirates?
• vikings • viking • norse • anglo-saxons • northmen

Slavery and New Hampshire
Join me as I explore some of the events that reflected New Hampshire's stance on slavery.
• slavery • john langdon • john p. hale • franklin pierce • ona judge

Captain Mirage's Claes Cem
Looking for a wellspring of relief from the mundane desert of indie rock music? Hold on! Claes Cem AKA Captain Mirage is coming to the rescue!
• captain mirage • indie rock music • claes cem • denmark • steely dan

East Coast Canoe & Kayak Festival
Every year, paddlers in dorky clothing from all over the world flock to the James Island County Park for a weekend of classes, demonstrations, food and fun.
• east coast canoe & kayak festival • canoe • kayaking • paddle sports • greenland boats

Great Exploration Hoaxes
Dr. Frederick Cook and Robert E. Peary were experienced Arctic explorers but lied when they said that they reached the top of Mt. McKinley and the North Pole.
• dr. frederick cook • mt. mckinley • robert e. peary • donald crowhurst • david roberts

Henry Hudson and Icebergs
Henry Hudson and crew encounter huge and dangerous icebergs. They are nearly lost at sea.
• henry hudson and icebergs • perils of early sailing ships • henry hudson • northwest passage • first mapping of greenland

Outline of Norway's History
Norway, the land of the Vikings,influenced Western Europe by conquest from the 9th through the 13th century. Monarchs noted include Harald in the 890s to Harald V in 1991
• norway • norwegian history • vikings • eric the red • lief ericsson

Denmark - Government Profile
Denmark, a monarchy since 1849, has developed a parliamentary representative constitutional democracy, with executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government.
• kingdom denmark government profile • political framework structure • representative democracy constitutional monarchy • capital copenhagen • unified state


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