The Thelon River ~ The Barrenlands
	Day by day journal of the trip begining July 14, 1994 (see also our 2001 Thelon Trip at this link) Picture Page 1 | Picture Page 2 | Picture Page 3 The photos and journal found here describe the adventures of three adults accompanied by three young children as they undertook a 500 kilometer, three week canoe trip in the remote arctic tundra called the Barrenlands in Canada's North West Territories. Encounters with wildlife like wolves, caribou and muskox were a daily occurence. The historic remains of the mysterious and tragic Hornby expeditition were examined along the way. Ancient archeological sites were explored. The participants Rolf Kraiker Trip organizer, multi-discipline canoe instructor, cinematographer, husband, father. Debra Kraiker Multi-discipline canoe instructor, high school teacher, nutritional expert, still photographer, wife, mother Kyle Kraiker age eight - bow paddler Brendan Kraiker age five - bow paddler Herb Mayr Long time paddling friend, canoe instructor, high school phys ed teacher, father Mat Mayr age thirteen, keen outdoors person - bow paddler E-mail Rolf back to resources back to outdoor adventure Visit Great Canadian Ecoadventures for more information about arranging air charter or equipment rental.