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The fact that this is such a fst moving glacier, means that not one of my images can ever be repeated. To me this gives them a very special appeal, that they are the only record on Earth of how this ice was at that time.
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The fact that this is such a fst moving glacier, means that not one of my images can ever be repeated. To me this gives them a very special appeal, that they are the only record on Earth of how this ice was at that time.

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The fact that this is such a fst moving glacier, means that not one of my images can ever be repeated. To me this gives them a very special appeal, that they are the only record on Earth of how this ice was at that time.
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The fact that this is such a fst moving glacier, means that not one of my images can ever be repeated. To me this gives them a very special appeal, that they are the only record on Earth of how this ice was at that time.
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The fact that this is such a fst moving glacier, means that not one of my images can ever be repeated. To me this gives them a very special appeal, that they are the only record on Earth of how this ice was at that time.
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