Posted on 12/01/08
FROM THE ARCTIC TO THE SAHARA: AN INUIT ADVENTURE IN TIMBUKTU
ESSEKANE, MALI -- When Terence Leonard Uyarak looks up at the star-cluttered night sky over the Sahara, the four people running - ulaktut in the language of the Inuit - are there.Tuktgurjuk, the caribou toward which they head, is there. So is nunurjuk, the polar bear from which they flee.
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