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March 2016

Whaling crews in the 1890s played an extreme version of baseball on the winter sea ice around Herschel Island, off the coast of the Yukon. The local Inuit were their biggest—and rowdiest—fans. Image from National Baseball Hall of Fame, BL-2540.93

Whalers at a 19th century Arctic outpost keep (relatively) sane with America’s pastime

Whaling crews in the 1890s played an extreme version of baseball on the winter sea ice around Herschel Island, off the coast of the Yukon. The local Inuit were their biggest—and rowdiest—fans. Image from National Baseball Hall of Fame, BL-2540.93

March 2016

Paddlers cross Lake Laberge during the 2015 Yukon River Quest. Photo by Joel Krahn

How to find your way in the world of Northern outdoor sports–even when you're out of your depths.

Paddlers cross Lake Laberge during the 2015 Yukon River Quest. Photo by Joel Krahn