This came from a Rig Manager For Global Marine Drilling In St. Johns , Newfoundland ... They actually have to divert the path Of these things away from the rig By towing them with ships!
Anyway, in this particular case The water was calm and
The sun was almost directly overhead
So that the diver was able to get into the water And click this picture. They estimated
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Can't wait to see it! Photo did not upload, Justin. At least at this end.
JIM. . . I hope this works now. . . .
Thanks for the heads-up! justin
Yep, 300 million tons of ice is DAMNED cool! :)
A most impressive sight, indeed!
I saw something similar when I had a molar extracted at the dentist.
hahhaaaaa....love your comment, Richard. Hellava lot of icecubes! hahaaa
You must have felt light-headed, Gary. . . .;-)
I think I read or heard somewhere that back in the days before refrigeration, sailing ships used to tow smaller icebergs from near the arctic back to Mediterranean countries for use in chilled deserts and drinks. Apparently the icebergs (which are frozen rain water - no salt)took a long time to melt.
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