Across from Howard Luke's camp close to river bank at Perkin's Landing Gallery
Date Observed: Feb 12, 2010
 These shelves of ice are the result of water levels dropping as winter progresses. Processes Observed |
 A large crack in a thick slab of ice across from Howard Luke's camp close to the river bank at Perkin's Landing, revealing the layers of ice and snow and how they form throughout the winter. Processes Observed |
 Sam Demientieff believes this area of open water across from Howard Luke's camp and close to the river bank at Perkin's Landing exists here because there is a steep gradient in the river. Processes Observed |
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Sam Demientieff talks about differences in ice conditions between years near Howard Luke's camp and the river bank at Perkin's Landing: jumbled ice, open water, smooth ice. Processes Observed |
