25 Jul 2022

Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne

From Nine To Noon, 11:45 am on 25 July 2022

Street art in Reykjavik (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Stained glass in national museum, Reykjavik (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Memorial to St Joseph sisters at Catholic cathedral, Reykjavik (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

First taste of ice on the east coast of Greenland (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Ship approaching glacier in Skjoldungen Fjord (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Ship and iceberg, Skjoldungen Fjord (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Photographing glacier, Skjoldungen Fjord (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Ruins of Viking church, Hvalso (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Blue icebergs from Narsaq Glacier (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Blue icebergs from Narsaq Glacier (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Statue of Sassuma Arnaa, the mother of the sea, at Nuuk, capital of Greenland clothing -- Inuit clothing in Nuuk museum (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Inuit clothing in Nuuk museum (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Tupilak totem figures in Nuuk museum (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Inuit mask, Nuuk museum (PHOTO: Kennedy Warne)

Kennedy has been travelling in Iceland and Greenland where he says the weather has been unseasonably warm.

It's estimated that the Greenland ice cap has lost the equivalent of 72 million Olympic swimming pools worth of water last weekend alone. 

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