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Crossing a glacier, Kosciusko

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  • Neil Saunders said:
    Is this a genuine glacier, or just a snowfield? If the former - is there a photographic history of glacial retreat over the past 100 years?
  • Ian Sanderson said:
    A guess at a similar location in 2008 There is no way that this is a real glacier. After a heavy winter drifts will linger through the whole of the following summer, but in most seasons they will have melted by December/January. If I am correct about the location of this shot it is in one of the areas that snow lingers longest.
  • covid convict said:
    trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/71244098/5329618 - this pic appeared in the Australian Town & Country Journal on 4th April, 1896...accompanying an article on a trip to the Snowy Mountains made the previous Summer by photographer Charles Kerry and companions...see pic No. 1 titled 'Crossing a Snow Drift, Mount Kosciusko'... See comments and links to other pics that appeared in the T&CJ's pictorial here www.flickr.com/photos/powerhouse_museum/2901692182/