The guide told us but I did not note it down. I will research it later and put it down here…

Amazing striations in the ice as it picks up and pulverizes rocks on its way down. The amount of energy exercised by a glacier is mind boggling…

This glacier drops such large chunks of ice into the water that we are not allowed to go beyond the two mile mark from the face…

The vertical face of the glacier where it melts into the water is – believe it or not – 350 feet. And we are seeing only about two thirds of it here. The rest is under water!!

After traveling for 21 miles, this glacier finally ends its journey here. It is an imposing scene that a camera cannot do justice. Just the length of the face (where the glacier ends and breaks into the bay) is over a mile long!!

Reminded me of my eight and ninth grade geography books…

Large part of this mountain collapsed to a landslide a few years back. You can see the vertical face and the huge amount of rubbles right below it.