Note to recorder:
Canadian English, if possible
I live in Tthenaago, an isolated First Nations village in the far north of Canada. In the heart of winter temperatures can plunge to -45C or colder, and last year I was "fortunate" enough to experience a night with a windchill factor of -56C. A temperature of -40C and below holds a special place in the heart of us northerners. The world starts to change when temperatures dip that low, weird clouds appear in the sky, sounds take on baffling intensity, and a profound stillness settles over everything. David, Tthenaago, Canada
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