Little Ice Age . . .
Two centuries ago, Alpine glaciers advanced well below their current positions. Their advance was slow but unstoppable, so that the ice sometimes advanced over forests and destroyed hamlets, as happened here at Gorner Glacier. Throughout the Alps, moraines clearly mark this former extent of glaciers. The larch, here just beginning to turn yellow, is often the first tree to return to the desolated landscape.
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Image
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4.4 MB
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3840 px
Height
2560 px
Aspect
3:2
Brand
Fujifilm
Model
X-T1
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35 mm f/11 1/250 s ISO 400
Software
Darktable
Taken
24 September 2017
Coordinates
46.0165, 7.7157
Tint
Blackish blue
Submitted
16 November 2018
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Julien Seguinot (distributed via imaggeo.egu.eu)
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