Category Archives: Living Greenland

Signals of Spring in South Greenland

I have always loved Spring and Fall. Spring the most because I get to watch nature come alive after a perpetually long winter. The first couple of months of winter I have come to love, especially when the first few snowfalls happen but after a while, I want to hurry up and get to spring.Continue reading “Signals of Spring in South Greenland”

Northern Lights in South Greenland

Northern Lights over Tasersuaq – Qaqortoq Greenland 09/13/2023 So what are the Northern Lights (Aurora Borealis) that are seen in the Arctic Circle? Greenland is one of the best places to see Northern Lights. I live in South Greenland and I have lived here for twelve years. Every fall through winter Northern lights can beContinue reading “Northern Lights in South Greenland”

Crazy Weather Forces Helicopter Flight to Turn Back

When we boarded our Air Greenland plane we had heard that the weather in South Greenland had started the day out with rain, clouds, and fog. The pilot told us that if the weather was bad enough, we might end up in Iceland for the evening. This is nothing new with Greenlandic weather though. EspeciallyContinue reading “Crazy Weather Forces Helicopter Flight to Turn Back”

Human foot prints that leave a path on mother nature

I’ve been living in South Greenland for almost four years now.  It will be four years on August 15th 2015. I meant to get this blog up on Earth day however, as always I’m late with getting up my thoughts about our planet and how humans abuse her so much. I live in a countryContinue reading “Human foot prints that leave a path on mother nature”