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Lars Marcussen says: This is an exceptional photo! As Eddie is trying to catch the aurora with the shutter wide open in his camera, an unidentified aeroplane approaches KANGERLUSSUAQ AIRPORT for a landing. The white stribe in the photo is the landing light of the aeroplane about 30 seconds BEFORE and UNTIL the tuchdown!
in for a landing Sep 8 09 6927 by Ed Stockard
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Lars Marcussen says: I love these fat and indeed very noisy babies. They are beautiful. I lived quite close to the runway. I was often awakened around 5 o'clock in the morning, when 'the babies howled with their deep, deep voices'. They were warming up their engines prior to take off. They were bound for The Greenland Icecap, either to CAMP RAVEN, where they practiced landing procedures on snow- and iceconditions, or to THE SUMMIT CAMP transportating goods and personel or to NEEM, the danish drilling site. A LC-130 Hercules Ski Bird from the 109th Airlift Wing, New york Air National Guard. The New York Air National Guard operates these 3 wonderful LC-130 Hercules Ski Bird babies on behalf of The National Science Foundation, USA in the summertime of the northern hemisphere and in the summertime of the southern hemisphere 6 months later! To anyone: Please correct me, if I am wrong!
Airborne July 30 09 4388 by Ed Stockard
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Lars Marcussen says: I flew with this type of helicopter in april 1974 from Kulusuk to Angmagssalik. It was a 10 minute ride. I don't know the model or any specifications, but i'm sure it was a BELL helicoptor!
GrIT by Ed Stockard
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Lars Marcussen says: These beasts were imported from The North East Greenland several decades ago to The Kangerlussuaq Area of West Greenland. The import was succesful! I think? Love to hear comments on this issue!
Greenland Musk Ox by Ed Stockard
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Lars Marcussen says: I never had the chance to go to Ilulissat (Old time: "Jakobshavn"). Eddie did it for me! This pano is spectacular!
Aug 31 08 Panorama1 by Ed Stockard
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Lars Marcussen says: Only a very few persons in the whole world have the chance to take a photo like this! You either have to be a pilot, or you have to know a pilot! I took a semilar photo from the height: "The Sugar Loaf", which is located almost from this position, but several hundred meters below! This photo is SO much better!
Kangerlussuaq July 22 09 4055 by Ed Stockard
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Lars Marcussen says: Dear Nunni Konn. I lived here from april 1974 until end of june 1977. I was working as a radiotelegraphist on the coastalradio- and weatherstation: ANGMAGSSALIK RADIO, callsign OZL (OSCAR, ZULU, LIMA). The main purpuse with our work was to sample all the Greenland weather information from all of the Greenland weatherstations from DUNDAS (Thule) in the north west via DANMARKSHAVN in the north east DANEBORG (The danish SIRIUS DOG SLEDGE PATROL UNIT and weather station! MESTERSVIG the airport to the East Coast of Greenland in the late 19 hundreds! KAP TOBIN a weatherstation near SCOREBYSOUND (ITTOQQORTOORMIIT). APUTITEQ ANGMAGSSALIK TINGMIARMIUT VIA KAP FARVEL......................................................... .......by MORSECODE! All other stations from the westcoast were sampled be telex since they were connected by VHF-TELEX! Please look at Arni Valur's photos below! It seems that his mother, who is from Iceland, has bought one of the buildings from the old weatherstation KAP TOBIN!
Angmagssalik panorama by Nunni Konn
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Lars Marcussen says: I am very, very confident with Ingi, Arni and their mother, who runs a TRAVEL-AGENCY in ICELAND, that they will look after EAST-GREENLAND for me, until I will return as a retired radiotelegraphist!
Ittoqqortoormiit by Árni Valur Vilhjálmsson
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Lars Marcussen says: I think, that Arni work as a very trusted guide for his mothers firm in Reykjavik!
The ice edge by Árni Valur Vilhjálmsson
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Lars Marcussen says: IT IS VERY EASY TO hear the sound of the dogs and the sledge. enjoy to 'breeeeeeeethe in' when it is minusdegrees. enjoy the unendless visibility in Greenland.
Horsens Fjord by Árni Valur Vilhjálmsson
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Lars Marcussen says: The self esteem is high. They are proud and satisfied with a good days work.
Coming to the ice edge by Árni Valur Vilhjálmsson
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Lars Marcussen says: The Northern-most OBSERVATORY in the whole white, wide world? Indeed the coldest if you asked me!
The Kap Tobin Space observatory by Vilhjálmur Ingi Vilhjálmsson
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Lars Marcussen says: For a long time I thought, that this was the most funny photo from East-Greenland Photographers!............................................................And YES: It is!
Snowed in by Vilhjálmur Ingi Vilhjálmsson
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Lars Marcussen says: This is, what it was all about. The hunting, the fishing! That is why this photo is so important to the youth of the Greenland population!
The hunter by Vilhjálmur Ingi Vilhjálmsson
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