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Aialik Glacier Far

Aialik Glacier Far

We started our Kayak trip about 5 miles from the terminus of Aialik Glacier. We didn't go all the way there, it's too dangerous....
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We started our Kayak trip about 5 miles from the terminus of Aialik Glacier. We didn't go all the way there, it's too dangerous.
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NIKON D5500

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Aperture f/5.3 ISO 320 Shutter 1/2000 Focal Length 800/10

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Mar, 2018

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