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I think I see the Rowers!….. uh, well, ok, maybe not.
That’s Just…..SLUSH.
CT analysis of lens area coverage puts that at 60%.
that looks like an area of about 50 square feet.
You guys are all wrong…that is sand being blown in from the Greenland summit sand traps!!!
Apparently the Alps were ice-free 2,000 years ago (according to a paper).
http://hockeyschtick.blogspot.com/2013/07/paper-finds-alps-were-nearly-ice-free.html
Steve,
How long before you admit that isn’t ice blocking the camera view. Reggie is right
It’s frozen wind