By Vania Raebel | October 7, 2019
Iceberg Of Newfoundland
It’s not often that you go on a kayaking trip and witness something this awesome. Thankfully, a photographer was able to capture this incredible iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland, Canada. Icebergs are a pretty common sight in the Atlantic region of Canada, but this one is clearly something else. Right at the center is a practically perfect slanted and semi-transparent line.
This beautifully distinct part of the iceberg is a result of snow freezing at varying points in time. The layers, folds, and unique densities of ice are formed through this unusual process. This random yet magnificent work of nature almost looks like it’s made of candy, wouldn’t you agree?
