#inukshuk

Sometimes life just says "yeah, don't do that." And when it does, you should listen.

Not all Inukshuks are elaborate monoliths. Most of these landmarks are nothing more than a few small stones stacked atop each other. With a few well placed pebbles to balance them and help them stay standing

My attempt at balancing rocks 🤦‍♂️ man did it take awhile to get them not to fall over, you see some inukshuk stacked up seemingly defying the laws of physics but mine is just a nice pile of rocks 😂

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This beauty marks the entrance to a new development here. Woulda been tough to build that. Probably had a crane! You can find these all over Northern Canada and many other places in Canada as well. Originally

We stopped near Pancake Bay on the Transcanada Highway and found this little guy at one of the many Scenic overlooks

©David Williams

This is probably one of the most well known public art pieces in Canada. It is an Inukshuk created by artisan Alvin Kanak of Rankin Inlet, Northwest Territories. It is intended to mean Friendship and Welcoming