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Deep under Byron Glacier

Jake Sloan

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I spent some time this last winter crawling hundreds of feet into Byron glacier and the ice caves under it. These are a few of the pictures I took with my A7iii. The column was lit by a ray of light from a crevasse above and the column next to my friend was light by me using a small battery powered light. 

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On 6/2/2019 at 7:34 AM, LiveShots said:

Wow.... I had no idea it was possible to walk under a glacier. Good shots

Yeah you can in certain places but I don’t recommend it unless you have a guide or experience. They can be incredibly dangerous 

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Hola,si si es muy peligroso opino igual con esto del cambio climatico,las fotos espectaculares las dos, es una pena o una opinion que el personaje de la primera no se le veria con mochila piolet ect ect es decir con equipo de montaña completo ?

Salu2 de Felipe ?

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