Greenwich Island in the South Shetlands group has rather spectacular alpine landscapes, with very intensive glaciation still under way. And yet we see fragile stacks and rocky pinnacles very close to the shoreline. An interesting juxtaposition and one of the stranger characteristics of glaciation -- effective landscape protection and dramatic landscape change right next door to one another.
This is one of the areas in which we worked with the naval helicopters in 1966.
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