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17K views · 633 reactions | An inuksuk is a manmade stone landmark used by the Inuit, or Yupik peoples of the Arctic regions. Frank Stelges/@frankstelges (IG) captured this inukshuk made of ice under the dancing aurora. | The Alaska Life | Facebook

Fun fact: Did you know that Kamik's logo represents an inukshuk? Inukshuks are man-made rock formations traditionally built as guidance points by Inuit populations of Northern Canada. Ready to build your own? YOU’LL NEED: *Rocks, stones, boulders, etc. PREPARATION: 1. Gather a bunch of different sized rocks. 2. Start piling them up on top of each other. Kamik Tip: Try replicating the Kamik inukshuk. Then, snap a pic, post it to social media and make sure to tag us! 📸 #FreeYourPlay #KamikStepOut

Canada's newest trawler, INUKSUK ll, taking on 65 knots of wind and large seas roughly 360nm from St John’s, NL on its delivery voyage! 📸 Anonymous | NL Maritime

11K views · 361 reactions | The word Inuksuk means "to act in the capacity of a human". To learn more, we recommend digging into the Indigenous Peoples Atlas of Canada: https://bit.ly/2tvHisX | HISTORY | Facebook