Sentence examples for accessible ice from inspiring English sources

Tim Wilkinson, a British climber who has visited the area several times, summed up the lure of the place: "At Rjukan there's so much reliable and accessible ice that you can climb more metres in a long weekend here than you could manage in years back home in Scotland or the Lakes.

Bring a camera for Evita's grave. 5. Glaciar Perito Moreno: Among the Earth's most dynamic and accessible ice fields, Glaciar Perito Moreno is the stunning centrepiece of the southern sector of Parque Nacional Los Glaciares.

Instead the new plan, passed by the North Pacific Fishery Management Council, prevents commercial fishing in very northern areas of the Arctic sea that have only recently become accessible as ice sheets in the Arctic melt.

One of the communities accessible by ice road is Moosonee, which is 128 kilometres southeast of Fort Albany and has train access.

Instead, researchers spent the 1990s doing ice-penetrating radar scans of the more accessible West Antarctic ice sheet.

En route, a highlight is a guided walk or snow coach ride on the Athabasca Glacier, the accessible tongue of ice that squeezes down into a valley from the Columbia Icefield above.

Narwhals are mammals and need air to breathe, so when open water is no longer accessible and the ice is too thick for them to break through, they can drown.

Then, as new unsustainable business opportunities open up in the "pre-end" period (such as all the new mineral and petroleum wealth that will suddenly be accessible under an ice-free Arctic), the rhetoric will undoubtedly start to shift.

Lundqvist is unflappable on the ice, unfailingly accessible in the dressing room and always thoughtful.

Lying partially within Jasper National Park, it is one of the most accessible expanses of glacial ice in North America.

They are found in every accessible environment, from polar ice to bubbling hot springs, from mountaintops to the ocean floor, and from plant and animal bodies to forest soils.