Wednesday, July 2, 2008
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- Jessica
- Kennesaw, GA, United States
- Hmm, about me, let’s see… I am passionate about animals and their welfare. My ultimate goal is to open up a small dog rescue. I love dogs, the beach, sunny days,history,writing, reading, philosophizing,and listening to good music!
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  First Female Cadet Graduates from The Citadel (1999)For more than 150 years, only male cadets were allowed to attend the Citadel, an elite military college in South Carolina. The first female cadet gained the right to enroll after a legal battle in 1995, but she left after less than a week. The next year, Nancy Mace, the daughter of US Army Brigadier General Emory Mace, enrolled, along with three other women. Mace graduated in three years, becoming the first female graduate of the Citadel. What happened to the women who matriculated with her? More... Discuss |
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Oh, someone emailed me that first photo ... hadn't seen the others tho. Wowser!!!! Mother nature is amazing!!!
wow...Jessi ...i want to go this place and have full summer spent there..wen i saw the pics i read the full article abt these things ...
"Bottle-green icebergs have often been reported by visitors to Antarctica. The reason for their green colour is still a matter of contention: Early reports attributed the colour to high levels of metallic compounds. Another has attributed the colour to an optical illusion when blue ice is illuminated by a low lying red sun, however, green icebergs stand out among white and blue icebergs under a variety of light conditions. Yet another states that the green colour is due to enriched yellow substances derived from phytoplankton blooms. "
"It doesn't look real, but as far as we can tell, it is. The different layers are formed by algae (green) and sediments (yellow, brown), or by a rapid melting and freezing (dark blue)."
these wer the main 2 articles found...
but i wud need a holiday definetely to visit these places..
Stunning!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I agree with Lauren...stunning!
WOW.. amazing stuff...
Are those pics of real stuff???
if so, I hope those are not due to environmental pollution...
Have a good day mate... Cheers...
That last picture reminds me of when I clean my toilet with that toilet duck stuff.
The first one reminds me of a big piece of Xmas candy floating in the ocean.
Stunning pics...no wonder they call it wordless Wednesday!
Happy July 4th Jessica! Hope you have a great weekend :)
Wow! beautiful pics.
Happy July 4th Sweetie..
♥ & ((hugs))
bindi
Drowsey,
I know, pretty cool! :)
Hemu,
I would love to go there too! So pretty…I had never seen anything like this before.
Lauren,
I agree! :)
Barbara,
Ditto! :D
Arv,
As far as I know they are real, and I don’t think they are a result of pollution. :)
Mike,
Hmm, now that you mention it… lol
Dazd,
Hey! ooh, it kinda does. :)
Dawn,
Thanks so much! I hope you are feeling a lot better! :)
Bindi,
Thanks for checking in! :D
How are you feeling?
Forgive my naiveity, but where are those located? Also, the idea for "wordless" Wednesdays is an excellent one!
Hi Lydia,
Welcome! Come back anytime! I think these ice burgs are in Antarctica.
The idea for Wordless Wednesday is not my idea…I think it originated here
One word: Prodigious!
Hi Fearless,
Good word, and very true! :)
these are amazing pictures
Hi Edson,
Welcome...thanks! :)
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