Saturday, 4 March 2017

Laguna San Rafael

Outside the Antarctic and Greenland there are not many places where a glacier flows right into the sea. This is the case in Laguna San Rafael in Chilean Patagonia. One can watch icebergs tumble into the water and float in the lagoon. The unforgettable forget-me-not colour is supposedly caused by oxygen trapped in the ice and squashed over millennia under the weight of more and more new snow. Transparent ice is more recently frozen water.








  

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