Bonus Photos for “Growing Up in Cambridge Bay”

| by Finn O’Hara
Kendell, 19 -- I'm the first one to graduate out of all my dad's kids. I'm my dad's only daughter--my sisters are adopted. They're trying to get me to do more than work and stay at home. They want me to see the world.
Click here for photos from “Growing Up in Cambridge Bay.”

2 comment(s)

Bob AltweinOctober 19, 2007 02:50 EST

Hi,

I am a Walrus subscriber. I haven't read through all articles yet in this issue on the North, but was immediately drawn to your photo essay. Would be an interesting community to experience, with all its hopes, attractions and drawbacks. I really liked the shot of the young women at the table in the video store.

AnonymousOctober 26, 2007 16:13 EST

love the picture... thanks for the comment on that... it is a nice picture..
Hey Finn you should send me some picture of me!!! the one's that you took were awesome...

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