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March 2006	Daniel Bollag

This front wall of the glacier
is up to 70 meters high (230 ft).

Canon EOS 350D ,Tamron AF 28-200mm f/3.8-5.6 XR
1/1250s f/4.5 at 46.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Daniel Bollag		18-May-2008 10:13
Now, the next step, Sky, will be to go there and see that "live": I was impressed to see the "Perito Moreno" though I was used to see glaciers in the country I come from... -- db.

Sky		17-May-2008 15:25
Oh my goodness, Daniel - your gallery is impressive. I live in a very hot climate and we rarely see ice or even snow. Thank you for sharing the link to the glacier images.

Daniel Bollag		17-May-2008 12:03
Thank you, Kathy and Sky: I do appreciate your friendly remarks! If this were an iceberg, as you thought, Kathy, the biggest part of it (I think more than ninety percent) would indeed be under water, Sky. But this is the front of a really huge glacier that "flows" here into the immense "Lago Argentino" as you can see here: <http://www.pbase.com/bollag/image/65447111 -- db.

Sky		16-May-2008 15:31
Gorgeous, ominous and impressive. Daniel, aren't these things about two times deeper below the surface than above? Something like that if I am remembering correctly.

Guest		16-May-2008 13:34
Looks so very cold....... brr. It's fascinating how blue the cast of an iceburg can be!

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