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   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 05 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 05 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 04 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 7 photos taken on the 04 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 04 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 04 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 04 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 03 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 03 August 2013.  

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   Panorama made of 7 photos taken on the 03 August 2013.  

The flow of large ice from the lake to the sea takes place depending on the tides. Indeed, at high tide, all the ice cubes are stuck in the lake, and the difference between freshwater (glacial melt) we perceive very well and seawater This creates a kind of "barage" and ice can not get out! By cons, once the tide begins to fall, there comes a time when the lake water is a little fuller, the forces are reversed, and all ice near the mouth escape! This phenomenon is visible with the pano-morphing below: assembly of several panoramas, taken at the same location at different times.... Read the full story.

   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 01 August 2013.  

The flow of large ice from the lake to the sea takes place depending on the tides. Indeed, at high tide, all the ice cubes are stuck in the lake, and the difference between freshwater (glacial melt) we perceive very well and seawater This creates a kind of "barage" and ice can not get out! By cons, once the tide begins to fall, there comes a time when the lake water is a little fuller, the forces are reversed, and all ice near the mouth escape! This phenomenon is visible with the pano-morphing below: assembly of several panoramas, taken at the same location at different times.... Read the full story.

   Panorama made of 13 x 3 photos taken on the 01 August 2013.