Image:Cavell Glacier with Crevices and Annual Rings.jpg

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The melting Cavell Glacier dipped in its own meltwater. The glacier as well as the photographer's location is perennial ice covered by a thin layer of crumbling sand and gravel deposited in summer, hence each streak in the glacial ice denotes one year. Two large crevasses are clearly visible in the glacial ice. Some people in the distance gives you a sense of scale.

Source

self-made; at Cavell Glacier, Mt. Edith Cavell, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.

Date

3rd July 2005

Author

Wing-Chi Poon

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current04:50, 27 February 20062,048×1,360 (2.38 MB)Wingchi (Taken by Wing-Chi Poon on 3rd July 2005 at Cavell Glacier, Mt. Edith Cavell, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada. This photo shows the melting Cavell Glacier dipped in its own meltwater. The glacier as well as the photographer's locatio)
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