But then there are three months of summer that the sun never goes down at all. Spring and summer are the best times of year. Our world, our air, is bright and clean. Outside of town there are caribou, arctic hares,polar bear, wolf, seal, fox, walrus geese, ptarmigan, and ravens. People go hunting all year around by skidoo and kamotik, by boat or 4-wheeler.
Some people still have dog teams and many remember and teach the old ways of doing things.
There are three different Thule ancestral sites near Hall Beach which are protected by our community. Stepping on Ugli Island is like stepping into echoes of the past. A lot of young and middle-aged people have babies. Hall Beach was originally created due to a Distant Early Warning system development and many Inuit moved to this area in the early 1950's. In 1983 there was only one baby born that year in Hall Beach.