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Every year, the ice caves formed below Big Four Mountain melt and reform into completely new structures. I love this photo because there will never be another one exactly like it. The caves will never form in this exact same way again. A continuously uniq

Every year, the ice caves formed below Big Four Mountain melt and reform into completely new structures. I love this photo because there will never be another one exactly like it. The caves will never form in this exact same way again. A continuously uniq

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Big Four Mountain has become one of the last places in the U.S. to observe a spectacle such as this. The Big Four Ice Caves have outlasted similar phe

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