10C below normal today in the Canadian Archipelago.
Disrupting the Borg is expensive and time consuming!
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What happened to their spectacular progress?
Did they get lost or were they overcome by blisters???
Raining and cold might be an explanation. They seem to be easily stopped by the weather.
Gee, I thought the “blowtorch” effect would have them soaking their sore muscles in the Mackenzie River’s hot-tub-like warmth by now.
Maybe the river needs some Brawndo poured into to it to warm the water a mite. The ice needs that blowtorch effect to clear the passage for our intrepid rowing team….
The Reggie Effect.
No, that’s the ‘blowhard’ effect.
I trust they have a backup genny. Solar panels don’t work too well when they’re mounted on a horizontal surface and the sun is at a low angle.
Yesterday, they finally posted a story about making it to Tuktoyatuk. They dragged the boat a good distance through shallow water because rowing wasn’t getting them anywhere.
If the water is shallow, no way to dig in with the oars. Might as well line it
It’s cooling off nicely down south:
http://www.wunderground.com/global/stations/89606.html