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icescape

[ ahys-skeyp ]

noun

  1. a landscape covered with ice or with snow and ice:

    the limitless icescapes of Antarctica.



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yvlog History and Origins

Origin of icescape1

First recorded in 1900–05; ice + -scape
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By day, the sun danced across an icescape dotted with harp seal mothers and pups with cloud-soft fur, obsidian eyes, and charcoal noses.

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KINNGAIT, NUNAVUT, Canada — Just 125 miles shy of the Arctic Circle, in a hamlet etched into an icescape of rock and snow, a tiny figure clutching worn colored pencils sprawls atop a huge drawing, her frame half the size of the paper.

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He spent 78 days on the icescape leading an expedition to map the geology and document the creatures and plants fossilized in Jurassic-age rocks to better understand how the ancient supercontinent Gondwana broke apart.

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The entire icescape has changed.

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He said he enjoys the sounds of the nearly barren continent more than anything — his skis on the snow and ice, the wind streaming across the icescape.

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