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Plane landing at Kangerlussuaq
We could see the east coast of Greenland, indifferent, majestic, and there they were – icebergs from above!! Aaaarrr!! We were suddenly all toddlers, looking down on the little minty sailboats being...
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KT calling
Communicating to the rest of the world via KT Tunstall. Click here to view the embedded video. Subscribe to the podcast for more clips. An MPEG 4 version of this clip is also available to download.
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The sea has hills
As we head North for Disko Bay. Photo: Nathan Gallagher Murky half light. It felt like a kid was playing with our boat using his whole arm, up and down, up and down, over the hills of the sea. I...
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Qeqertassuak. Gurr-kurr-tiss-wack
Bleak, sleet, cold; howling packs of half wolf hounds that have had their barks bred out of them. Black sand, with blue white icebergs as big as multi-storey car-parks, road bridges, office blocks....
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Arctic wear by Greenpeace
KT Tunstall and Luke Bullen. Arctic wear by Greenpeace. Photo: Nathan Gallagher
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Hold on
KT wowed Cape Farewell-ers and Greenlanders alike during an impromptu performance at an Ilulissat bar called Murphy’s, backed by the local Disko Bay Blues. Click here to view the embedded video....
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Uummannaq
Finally I saw the ribbons in the sky, the northern lights. Slow and suggested, swaying velvet curtains in a drafty cosmos. We all played a gig in a bar tonight, I don’t know what happened but the...
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Perdlerfiup Sermia Glacier
Woke up with a belly-full of metaphorical tequila. Still feel the shape of the balloon-dog heart in there, but feel altogether better about that. I know it’s good to feel this. Snap, snap, walking in...
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Sermeq Avangnardleq Glacier
It’s cold, cold, cold. Tired eyes in a warm, grateful way. I saw different things today, alternative layers, other people’s stories. I love it here and I don’t want to leave. I’ve said it already, but...
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Expedition route
KT Tunstall and Emily Venables follow our route on the map as we return South towards Kangerlussuaq.
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Our last day
You know that Apple Mac screen saver with the cosmic tracer thing swirling around? About 10 of us were stood on deck late night and looked up at the same time that it escaped out of someone’s laptop,...
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KT Tunstall’s Arctic Diary
Friday, September 26th Plane landing at Kangerlussuaq We could see the east coast of Greenland, indifferent, majestic, and there they were – icebergs from above!! Aaaarrr!! We were suddenly all...
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New songs and shifting practice
David Buckland and KT Tunstall discuss personal responses to the voyage, being in an Arctic environment, new songs, shifting practice and engaging with climate change as an artist. Click here to view...
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We could see the east coast of Greenland, indifferent, majestic, and there they were – icebergs from above!! Aaaarrr!! We were suddenly all toddlers, looking down on the little minty sailboats being...
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The sea has hills
As we head North for Disko Bay. Photo: Nathan Gallagher Murky half light. It felt like a kid was playing with our boat using his whole arm, up and down, up and down, over the hills of the sea. I...
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