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*** Best view at original size ***
Some of the deepest snow I have ever seen. The vantage point is approximately 35,000 feet which means that the snow drifts,
especially as evidenced in the lower left, have to be hundreds of feet thick. The weight of all of that snow gets compressed and,
with the assist of gravity, starts the process of glacier formation. Truly an amazing landscape. How many glacial flows do you see?
All images copyright by Sam Rua. All Rights Reserved.
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