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Published: 2011-10-08 18:46:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 3858; Favourites: 163; Downloads: 1075
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Which planet is it?This location is in the Austrian Alps, altitude about 2650m. It seems to be a different world.
This is what glaciers leave behind when they are melting. The glacier you can see in the picture once covered the whole area.
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Bonjour,
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Merci 
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Used your lovely shot here: [link]
thank you for the lovely photos
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[link] This is what I done with the background (which could have been better)
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Can I Use this Picture to make a pic for a horse game I play ?[link]
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Thank you so very much again! I am in love with this picture.
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Netter Übergang von Gletscher zu "Schlamm" 
Ich glaube fest: Niemand, der eine gewisse Lebenserfahrung und einen gesunden Verstand hat, kann leugnen, das jede Welt/jeder Planet an sich, der auch nur ansatzweise so lebensfreundlich wie die Erde ist - ein Wunder an sich ist.
Und die Erde ist dazu auch noch wunderschön. 
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[link] used, thank you so much for your beautiful quality stock! I will definitely be using more of it!
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Hi
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Ah, thank you! I do love your stock, believe me, I will be using much more of it!
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does this happen every season or is it because of global warming?
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I´m not sure about that. The glaciers have been fading since about 1860 when nobody talked about global warming. It is a lack of precipitation too, with too little snow in the winters glaciers can´t grow.
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Beeindruckend! Ich habe noch nie einen Gletscher gesehen...
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