Inukshuks in the River
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Inukshuks are traditional rock sculptures of the Inuit people. Inukshuks are used in the wild to show direction or to leave a message. Our wilderness is the wonderful Sacandaga River where my sister and I build inukshuks every summer, treasuring the beauty of the place and the peace that balancing rocks brings. It's not as easy as it looks!
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