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| 19.06.2008 | © Erik Aaseth |
The upper part of the Weyprecht glacier, a massive steep ice-fall raking over 2000 vertical meters directly north into the Arctic sea.
To the right you see the base of Gjuvtinden/2113m, and the volcanic ring-shaped steaming vent in the ice underneath it.
Hamarbreen (Hamar glacier) in the background (Hamar is my home town :-).
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