Lower north face of Big Four Mountain

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At 1,900 feet, this is the lowest permanent ice in the entire Cascade Range. Meltwater from the cliffs above has formed attractive caves in the snow and ice below.

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TimB

Very cool

Voted 10/10

Are those 'threads' of water ice, or liquid water?
Either way, a really neat scene, Joel.

Posted Dec 29, 2010 2:48 pm


	JoelSkok	Re: Very cool
	Hasn't voted	If I remember right it was water. This was way back in 1980. Thanks for your comment, I'll keep looking for more interesting pictures to post---and go and look at your's again.
		Posted Dec 29, 2010 5:30 pm