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Arctic Graf Truck
Kuujjuaq, QC - EvilGentleman - Friday, April 20th, 2007 : goo
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While up in the Inuit village of Kuujjuaq this morning, I took this shot of a truck across from my hotel. I figured it makes a unique addition to the Graf Trux series.
Located 900 miles north of Montreal and 230 miles north of the northernmost roads of Quebec's road system, this graf truck is not likely to be on tour anytime soon. According to my Google Earth, the truck is located at 58 06' 25.9" N and 68 23' 57.3" W
No, the truck is not in the satellite photo, but I think it was just to the left of the boat in the satellite shot.
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CartLegger: 20th Apr 2007 - 10:46 GMT
EG, this is such awesome adventuring! We all want to follow your journey! I hope you get a chance to geolocate your shots in Google Earth or Google My Maps so we can really get a feel beyond coordinates--which are, as you know, mighty big numbers.
Peter: dude... those smoke-stacks!
EvilGentleman: 8th May 2007 - 14:50 GMT
Here you go, CartLegger. I took it from in front of the hotel (The building casting the longest shadow) looking NE towards the building with the bright roof.
Cynthia : 5th Oct 2007 - 03:54 GMT
Hey, I just wanted to say that it was cool to see my fathers truck on this. Its a though truck alright it still runs today ( Oct. 4, 2007) Haha, you probably also saw the black camaro in his driveway! haha
What a small world.
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