20 ice landscapes and 20 million penguins
![Mount Erebus](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj5OtKoq_l1X5MzlU03vT-ligNmAwUW861xIlKOKNr9_QFRACrizho6rzvOSmyMUsZT623HlKG_TfkrCS_ULfa_srWdFXg4ieED9XGtjdrDlBbcaLLunNHkky1KDKUgmFnQboqX5gT5kirX3AMyoYQtSS0y_IhSD3TCHS9s8kpHOM6JCA/s1600/1.jpg)
Enjoy this cocktail on the rocks as winter approaches (if you are living in the Northern Hemisphere), featuring icebergs, glaciers and other deep-frozen goodness from the six continents.
Above, we open with Mount Erebus, a living volcano of ice and fire in Antarctica.
![Operation Iceberg](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg-Vt7Nu0aS1xyGJfqoY_s65lAb8FZqw5puclNMXUdh2Nkg_dpmXfBJQV-xfSR0HmRIGCGhsti0JZMCnpwLEOuoyFOLXoh1aIkw4NwJlsk8V_huJJ6JN0i9fRlRx7KFdT5-W7XOZ6xpbk0aMNtXM7qDB_okbtLYtI2DQSzYQpjXbJ5A7A/s1600/2.jpg)
Penguins attempting a dominoes world record in Erebus and Terror Gulf, Antarctica.
Image by Martha de Jong-Lantink and August Allen
![Antarctica Penguins](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjy-GUWu5ERFgLcATwRpt_vvEsINKo15DJoGYEYc63LxUJYQSszeS7NlENRV-hy0RDlFFavIJDRnimeC2-MAENNx-osKaHY2-84JpT-31yeUNnz81PLjvW2RJiAo9NDYKsVdJmzrEXddjOHwmt5LaxxmVQ-vLv1gQfDJrrUiPtmWFkxNA/s1600/3.jpg)
Jumping into the sea in Brown Bluff, at the northern tip of the Antarctic Peninsula.
Image by Martha de Jong-Lantink
![Ice landscapes](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj_wY5SisrZLXJMdphRUqqbnivgJ0nD0JDD4WSFc77jyONZQrpVm6az9ODYcNKMieH9_RNXo5BejVlKzLzr0vYgP6mBFDsC3dkSFOlk0uCs4QaRWbGZDWB0wBZlZrf-m85oVrLxkcGHSQYO7z1_yY66SPeHbCYDI4celDnYZoFpB1MS0Q/s1600/5.jpg)
Did you know that there are only penguins in the South Pole, and polar bears in the North Pole?
Image by Polar Cruises
![Operation Iceberg](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgJFD7tT4pPIU8-bwknvXbrnVxWeB2on24-d8cxGC7rYcFOgVzABBjoeYHCSUMmQNVEYUGj-Tz9MQkJQd8OxTpcTbsYdQavAcxu7xwPJnafRhaGCRVp2UUK_kJvpbIckNJL-aWTZi-3hSux2ZaCZzYtjvUJ4j-eSF-7kqoE0pzDn3Uk9Q/s1600/9.jpg)
It looks like the fantastic Iceberg lakes of BBC's Operation Iceberg, from Store Glacier of Greenland.
Image by Denali
![Svartifoss](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhpRrmlsCwP-YLIVZ-cWIFIOoYjD-6ROBqeiu0yKA_JDS63vJad-M1fYNqeiLjHMO05dpywVnYt5YsMSnykL130yYiLS2hT9fJ2-OrxLpq0jOjeS3tYEnyWJZvtWp0q6gBxteB4ouJr1Li4z7AXnjAicB-fpdVoRQ4yCsk6iiBj-VrTow/s1600/12.jpg)
Svartifoss, the black waterfall of Iceland. The filming location of the Eurovision: The Story of Fire Saga house shouldn't be to far away. Image by Arnar Valdimarsson
![Franz Josef Glacier](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh--gloEeVQ2s4pvSL8At5pbBETzQuYY9FIb7tt3Fg2ybu13TknSLuIpsrB19JAt0NXiXQVrgWsOhboDMYX0aLc1BdOUv80jaTDhBHoVy8BzWGLNzHzuv7pu2SjfRXz4pv95ldzNKUojPeAksjsJbq7G0mhbdnWC2zzrZ4yQvSB4qjdmw/s1600/14.jpg)
The scenic Franz Josef Glacier (New Zealand) on a misty day.
Compare its size with the tiny group of people below on the right.
![Mount Edith Cavell](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhTEj7IkZIpvl0kNtGBdzSC7LDZ_xP565oH77YyOHrA31zvL-RUVIld2VS1aRm1MFYZZnsaSZEVKWz6vBQPJZR7KCWZyW4m5UZoGxKNvf35ZYcnYGmS-hdaDdgkLQFk8XM99jaVk9zB-w1nYgLqa3Dvy0xeEIM8p-MbxKoExK2f0U9-lQ/s1600/22.jpg)
Mount Edith Cavell (Canada), with Angel Glacier at the top and Cavell Glacier next to the lake.
Image by Thomas Plessis
![Greenland](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhMFSSBd7BhuZ2HL8rK6MEZdp_0BAMa5Z6qc09k_Xv-6kAxrcdbpWYGa7uAiyT4msY2pHaW2X01eUFgyOqJejZQwnnv73Arqm3G3b1uNSqTX6KRDXavpj_9cq1dz90i2XbwzNZfjbYQhAJM1j_D6hNYbo-aH6GSh1pO4AyLHZBYpq4E3A/s1600/26.jpg)
If you really love icebergs, there's nothing like living in picturesque Tasiilaq, Greenland.
Image by David Astley
beautiful pics......it is really a great view of nature and excellent clicks
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