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| Who knew? Apparently, icebergs (even really big ones like this) sometimes flip over—and you can see what the action of the ocean's constant movement does to the part of the 'berg that's underwater. My daughters learned this when they traveled to Antarctica earlier this year (and I borrowed this shot from Katie). [To see more ABC posts, go here.] |
Tuesday, June 4, 2013
ABC Wednesday—U is for "upside-down"
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Stunning shot of the rippling icebergs.
ReplyDeleteOh, my....that is incredibly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI had no idea icebergs could flip. The underside is quite pretty.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely and UNUSUAL pattern the waves make. Kate, ABC Team
ReplyDeleteThe iceberg flip. Should be an Olympic sport. actually, it's probably a bear to walk on!
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Wow! That is really cool!
ReplyDeleteWhoa, that is a terrific picture. How interesting is that.
ReplyDeleteAnn
OMGosh how cool is this?
ReplyDeleteI definitely have to go to Antarctica.
Fascinating photo! I didn't know icebergs could flip over. Interesting patterns.
ReplyDeleteUNIQUE photo! I did not know that about icebergs and I've seen a lot during my 3 cruises to Alaska.
ReplyDeleteLeslie
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