Another option is the easy firn ascent from the southeast.

Under increasing pressure, at some depth the firn is compressed into ice.

Normally it is possible to ski downhill well into the valley on firn until the end of May.

He could hear Firn's footsteps echoing back to him.

The ridgeline in this area had a permanent covering or cap of firn.

Firn waited till Dane was quite a bit away.

Firn looked at Cranston, "Why do you want to know that?"

The beast lifted its horned head and moved forward over the brittle firn.

While fern may cald us until firn make cold.

Camped a quarter mile in from the edge, on a long flat streak of firn.

Our team collected nine firn cores over a range of low to high accumulation sites this season.

Jessica cutting up the upper meter of firn while Randy bags the samples.

Without Firn, the cops would have put Mingus away years ago."

Defenders say that Dr. Firn gave a friend the benefit of the doubt.

Layers can be visually distinguished in firn and in ice to significant depths.

The layer of porous firn on Antarctic ice sheets is 50-150 m deep.

There is gas movement due to diffusion in firn, but not convection except very near the surface.

It is mainly covered with glaciers and firn.

Jessica measuring the thickness and diameter of the cut-up firn sections.

A jumble of firn, new ice, and old ice underfoot.

By summer's end, the result is firn.

When this firn cap melted, it formed small lakes in the hollows which had no drainage.

Michelle and Jessica measuring the electrical conductivity of the firn cores.

Once more, as the firn melted, the pipe of separate instruments reached towards orchestral pitch.

The promenade like a grey ridge of firn in early dawnlight, life, lootless.