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(91) Mr Forster and his guide entered upon this portion of the glacier.

(92) How a wave could have reached such a height remains speculative, but scientists studying the aftermath observed that a subglacial lake behind Lituya Glacier had dropped 100 feet in depth.

(93) In another case, H2O sold as "pure glacier water" came from a public water system in Alaska.

(94) You enter a glacier in a blizzard and exit in an avalanche.

(95) Mosey up to Glacier National Park and you'll see what we mean about the mountains.

(96) Sella pass, near Godwin - Austen glacier , is named after him.

(97) Located in southern Tajikistan in the Pamir Mountains, Medvezhiy (Bear) Glacier is roughly 16 kilometers long, and drains out of the Academii Nauk (Academy of Sciences) Range.

(98) "Ecuador has nearly lost one third of its ice," says the glaciologist Bolivar Caceres, the head of the government's glacier and meteorology unit.

(99) Caption: Meltwater lakes and streams on the surface of an ice - east of Jakobshavns glacier, Greenland.

(100) The Ellesmere ice shelves were formed some 4, 500 years ago, composed of sea ice, accumulated snow and glacier ice up to 40 meters (131 feet) thick.

(101) It took the massive iceberg more than two decades to drift slowly out of the Ross Sea and along the coast to the Mertz Glacier in East Antarctica.

(102) Completed in 2010, the satellite-based survey took an inventory of the snow cover and glacier extent across glaciated regions of the Indus, Ganga, and Brahmaputra River basins.

(103) An ebony mountain peak rises from a glacier on South Georgia Island.

(104) It's been a hundred years since President Taft signed the legislation creating Glacier National Park in Montana.

(105) A similar event filmed later at Greenland's Jakobshavn Glacier made the one at Columbia look small.

(106) A spelunker in a glacier cave in Greenland gazes upon colors and shapes that look more like a swirling galaxy than a cave formation.

(107) A glacier is a moving mass of snow and ice.

(108) Seen in a radar image released last week[Sentencedict], Nimrod Glacier in Antarctica resembles a fast-flowing river of molten metal.

(109) Prof Thomson began his research in the late 1980s after buying a remote plot of land and building a log cabin in a meadow full of glacier lilies.

(110) Material sources for natural gravel beaches include river input, cliff recession, seabed erosion, longshore drift, glacier rafting and human activities.

(111) Melting ice can unlock ancient secrets from the ground, as with the discovery in 1991 of "Oetzi", a 5,300-year-old warrior whose body had been preserved through the millennia inside an Alpine glacier.

(112) Researchers examining a segment of siltstone taken from ground along the Beardmore glacier in Antarctica found something unexpected. They found a fly.

(113) The grey stripe down the middle of the glacier is called a medial moraine. It is formed when two glaciers flow into each other and join on their way downhill.

(114) Water from the ocean evaporated, and become frozen in continental glacier, so they did not drain back into the ocean.

(115) Greenland and Antarctica are covered by continental glaciers. Pieces at the ocean edge of a continental glacier break off and become icebergs floating on the ocean.

(116) The glacier is moving to the ocean at 3000 feet per year and has regularly calved icebergs.

(117) The last day of Glacier School on Rainier , Mazur walked alongside Orbita, who was in pain with an injured knee and limping far behind the others.

(118) Tourism is South America's largest country, a major tourist spots scenic Bariloche, Iguazu Falls, Moreno glacier.

(119) Glacier Sorbet, Ecuador.Locals who live near the Chimborazo volcano trudge up to the summit regularly to cut off 50 kg blocks of glacier ice.

(120) Kayakers negotiate a massive iceberg calved by the glacier that feeds Lago Grey in Chile's Torres del Paine National Park.