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It's hard to imagine that water is percolating up and out of the mountainside, after temps down to -60, but there it is. Oozing and glaciering out of the permaftost.
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Yes Dave there is quite a bit of geothermal stuff going on in many places of Alaska. Don't really know if this is heat generated in this instance, or if it is upwelling of a cold spring.
There is so much permafrost in my area, and ground water cannot percolate, and the actions and reactions between those forces is ... pretty interesting.
This kind of glacier/upwelling is common in my area.
Your info is really educational - thank you for that and the beauty you share of your part of the globe !
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