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72 teenagers, 40 educators, 1 ship and two weeks from Iceland to Greenland and Northern Labrador
“The Childrens’ Crusade,” Up Here magazine, December 2011. “There’s been a change of plans,” expedition leader Geoff Green announces as he leaps onto our bus. “The president of Iceland has invited us to his house.” Our tour of the geothermal … Continue reading →
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