The Inuit Way - travel narrative of a Polarexpedition. A gripping account of living with the Inuit in northwest Greenland,before journeying to Canadian Arctic islands. Confronting snow blindness,frostbite and hungry polar bears, explorer Edward Cooper's mesmerising take onPolar travel is part travelogue, part adventure, part cultural history.
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