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Glacial fjord. Milford Sound, New Zealand.
Glacial fjord. Milford Sound, New Zealand. Note hanging valley on left –as well as waterfall, coming from another hanging valley in the distant right. (180131-72)
Download ImageWaterfalls and cliff, New Zealand.
Multiple waterfalls and cliff during rainstorm, New Zealand. (180131-55)
Download ImageGlacial valley, New Zealand.
Glacial valley that feeds into Milford Sound fjord, New Zealand. (180131-46)
Download ImageStream cobbles in channel bottom
Stream cobbles in channel bottom, New Zealand (180129-34)
Download ImageGravel bars in braided river, New Zealand
Gravel bars in braided river. Rees River, New Zealand (180129-31)
Download ImageGravel bars in braided river, New Zealand
Gravel bars in braided river. Rees River, New Zealand (180129-30)
Download ImagePotholes being eroded by flowing water
Potholes being eroded by flowing water, New Zealand (180129-14)
Download ImageGlacial outwash and terraces, New Zealand
Glacial outwash and terraces, near Mt. Cook, New Zealand (180128-4)
Download ImageGlacial erosion and deposition, New Zealand
Glacial erosion and deposition. Deposits: moraines of till and moraine-dammed lakes; Erosion: U-shaped valley and glacial horn and arete (Mt. Cook -Aoraki- in background) (180127-116)
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Alpine glaciers, New Zealand
Alpine glaciers on Mt. Sefton in the southern Alps of New Zealand. (180127-103)
Download ImagePeaks and moraine-dammed lakes (vertical)
Mt. Cook (Aoraki) and moraine-dammed lakes. Note the abundance of glacial till! (180127-80)
Download ImageMt. Cook (Aoraki) and moraine-dammed lakes
Mt. Cook (Aoraki) and moraine-dammed lakes. Note the abundance of glacial till and the arete on the right side of Aoraki! (180127-80)
Download ImageMt. Cook (Aoraki) and glaciers, New Zealand
Mt. Cook (Aoraki), a glacial horn, and glaciers, New Zealand (180127-70)
Download ImageQuartz vein in sandstone (vertical)
Quartz vein in sandstone showing multiple episodes of fracture and precipitation (180127-68)
Download ImageQuartz veins in sandstone
Quartz veins in sandstone showing multiple episodes of fracture and precipitation (180127-67)
Download ImageDust rising from rock avalanche (Vertical)
Dust rising from rock avalanche, southern Alps, New Zealand (180127-55)
Download ImageAlpine glaciers, New Zealand (vertical)
Alpine glaciers beneath “The Footstool”, a peak in the southern Alps of New Zealand. (180127-35)
Download ImageGlaciers and stratified rock, New Zealand
Alpine glaciers and sedimentary rock of Mt. Sefton in the southern Alps of New Zealand. Note the prominent bergschrund (uppermost crevasse where ice pulls away from the bedrock) below the peak. (180127-33)
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Alpine glaciers and sedimentary rock of “The Footstool”, a peak in the southern Alps of New Zealand. (180127-22)
Download ImageAlpine glaciers and peaks, New Zealand
Alpine glaciers of the southern Alps of New Zealand. Note the prominent bergschrund beneath Mt. Sefton (peak on the left) (180127-1).
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