Which will melt first – the North Pole or The Greenland Ice Sheet?
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Did Santa and his elves punch the hole in the ice at the North Pole?
Summit looks like a safe bet to survive until 2013. The fairways appear to be in excellent condition.
Maybe Santa and his reindeer peed on the ice and caused it to melt.
Well of course we know they will disapear at the same time
North pole.
It is finally a nice sunny day at the summit, and the ice cleared off the lens at the North Pole Buoy.