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    ff Signa by Ole Søndergaard

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    ff Signa by Ole Søndergaard

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    www.osgrafik.dk • [email protected] • Denmark

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 ice-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 ice-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 ice-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 ice-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 ice-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 ice-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 ice-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 ice-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along thecoast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs survive this journey and reach the48th parallel, where the Grand

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun can not melt the snow. The resulting drop in tem-perature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Cur

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Green-landic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every year some 400 icebergs sur-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and move south along the coast of Canada. Every

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsist-ence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Green-land and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the ice-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsist-ence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Green-land and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the ice-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsist-ence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Green-land and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the ice-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsist-ence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Green-land and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsist-ence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Green-land and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsist-ence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Green-land and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Green-land and Canada, they join the icebergs from the west coast of Greenland and

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around south Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current.

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the ice-bergs from the west coast of Green-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the ice-bergs from the west coast of Green-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join bergs from the west coast of Green-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join bergs from the west coast of Green-

    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main reasons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between Greenland and Canada, they join the ice-bergs from the west coast of Green-

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    body of ice over a period of thousands of years. When a layer of snow reaches a certain size and depth, it begins to create its own climate. The surface of the ice reflects the sunlight back into space, so that the heat of the sun cannot melt the snow. The resulting drop in temperature as well as the persistent snowfall are the main rea-sons for the continued exsistence of the ice cap. Ice drift with the East Greenlandic Current around southern Greenland and on to Baffin Bay with the West Greenlandic current. Here, between

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