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just about to freeze over...
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...and mid-winter, with all the sheets of ice crashed onto the shore!
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Vandertramps,
I found the second shot with the panes of ice very imposing for a boy from the tropics. It's enough to chill me to the bones. Aloha and thanks for submitting. |
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WOW! I really like #2. It has a very dramatic feel to it.
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I really like that second one. The way the ice sheet has broken up and piled on the shore reminds me of scenes in the Superman movie. Nice job.
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Gee number 2 reminds me of behind Pinkington Glass Company when they have an off day. Great shot.
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Bynx wrote:
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We had an educational TV series recently, "Absolute zero", about refrigeration through the ages and they showed wonderful old photos & film of ice cutting in N.America for export all over the world. |
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Great photos, the second photo is fantastic.
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Doc.
The second one is really amazing. As there is no scale, can you tell us what the approximate thickness of the ice sheets. emre. |
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Thanks everyone!
Eu, I would say that the ice sheets were about 4-5cm thick. |
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