Thin Ice
Uploaded: January 07, 2004
Because of the streams and rivers that flow into the bay all year, there will be a thin layer of fresh water on top of the salt water when it's calm. The fresh water will freeze easily so we end up with a thin film of ice. It's rather rare, because it's usually windy when it's cold and the water stays mixed and unfrozen. This is the first of 3 images of the same scene. This one is zoomed in. The next will be a more normal view and the last will be a panorama showing the whole scene.
Gerda Grice
January 08, 2004
Gary H. Minish
January 08, 2004
Evy Johansen
January 08, 2004
Carolyn M. Fletcher
January 08, 2004
Gary H. Minish
January 08, 2004
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