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Tabular berg
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This tabular berg probably broke off from the Ross Ice Shelf several seasons ago - we spotted it drifting some 500 miles further north in the Ross Sea, amidst year-old sea-ice and bergy bits.
· Date: Thu, 27, April, 2006 · Views: 45981 · Filesize: 16.5kb, 180.5kb · Dimensions: 2500 x 1667 ·
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