Inukshuks in the Gulf Islands National Park

Some crafty folks have been producing inukshuks on a few islands the past couple years. While many of these are very traditional like the man-made stone landmarks or cairns used by the Inuit, Inupiat, Kalaallit, Yupik, and other peoples of the Arctic region, others have taken on the forms of animals.

Here’s a sampling.

Inukshuk at Arbutus Point, Portland Island
Inukshuk at Arbutus Point, Portland Island
Inukshuk at Russell Island
Inukshuk at Russell Island
Stone animal at Russell Island
Stone animal at Russell Island

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