There
are lots of different names for different kinds of ice. Large pieces of
ice that were once part of an iceberg that broke up are known as
"bergy bits" if they are too small to be considered as icebergs
themselves. I never did discover when a "bergy bit" was big
enough to be a "berg", I think it's a matter of opinion!
These bergy bits are trapped in the frozen sea-ice in
the winter making it possible to walk out to them. In the distance can be
seen trapped icebergs and the long low landmass of a nearby island, the
two peaks to the left are about 40 miles (64 kilometres) way.
Paul
Ward - Pentax equipment, 50mm lens, 35mm film, K64.
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