An Inuksuk is a pile of rocks in the shape of a person. Inuk means 'person' and suk means ‘substitute’ in the Inuit language. The inuksuk was used by the Inuit in Canada to show people the way, to warn people of danger ahead, as a memorial sign or as a helpful tool at the caribou hunt. The Inuksuk stands for Inuit power, leadership and motivation.
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Atacama Crossing 2010 - March 2010 Chile Khuvsgul Dogsled Expedition - Mongolia April 2009 Living with the Anishnabe of Kokomville – Québec August 2007 Algonquin Winter Crossing 2006 - Ontario January 2006 (Charity sos Kinderdorpen) Canoeing adventure in La Vérendruye Park – Québec August 2004 Algonquin Park Canoeing Crossing - Ontario September 2002 Hikes in the Scottish Highlands – July 2001 & 2002 Hike Sierra Nevada and ascent Mulhacén - Spain September 2001 Dogsled training - Charlevoix, Québec March 2001 – Several trips with the Atikamekw Nation of Manawan – Québec June 1999 – March 2001 Horsepacking trip in the Canadian Rocky Mountains – Alberta June 1998
Speeches & Presentations Presentation Documentary “Little Brother “ Bergsport Vlaams Brabant Presentation Documentary “Little Brother” Videohouse Presentation Expedition Documentary “Thin Ice – Thick Bush” Rotary Antwerpen Presentation Expedition Documentary “Thin Ice – Thick Bush” Library Essen Presentation Expedition Documentary “Thin Ice – Thick Bush” Kariboe Leuven Lecture together with Roy Perritt “Fishing trips in Algonquin Park” Hero Tienen
Incentives Mars Belgium - Chérimont Witte Kasteelfeesten - Gaasbeek
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Being on an expedition or adventure trip is what we most like! We are constantly planing and training and looking for more territories to discover and explore.