Add to ORKGice nSailors can locate field ice on clear days and moonlight nights because of the diffused light or "ice blink" which appears over the pack.PRINTED ITEM DNE-citG. M. Story MAR 1971 JH MAR 1971Used I and SupNot usedWithdrawnChecked by Sarah Budgell on Tue 24 Mar 2015; stamped DNE-cit but not use
ice nOne evening in April, bound home with a load, The mare showed some halting against the ice-roa...
ice nOnly two ways were left for this purpose - either to attempt the land-passage across the wild...
ice n[Southern Head] forms the southern barrier of the ice drift, and is a favourable lookout for t...
ice nThe ice-pack which we were soon to encounter lay north and east of us, with the "ice-blink" o...
ice nThe icebergs drifted by the springtime shores,/.. The 'ice blink' hovering above the roars.PRI...
ice nThe fields and other collections of floating ice are often discovered at a great distance, by...
ice nYellowish-white glare in the sky, produced by the reflection on clouds of pack-ice, which may...
ice nExtensive areas of Arctic or Polar sea ice.DNE-cit G. M. Story MAR 1974JH MAR ...
ice nThe lighter sky in the horizon, indicat- ing the icefield underneath.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryJu...
blink nThe blink from packs of ice, appears of a pure white, while that which is occassioned by s...
ice n... - he had shipped, with others, in the schooner Ice-Blink, for a short trip along shore, . ...
blink nThe reflection in the sky of a distant ice field.PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJAN 1971 JH JAN 197...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
ice nUnderneath the ice it is possible to find clear ice candles reaching down to the water which ...
ice nWe are now sailing between the ice-pack and the shore, one nearly as solid in appearance as t...
ice nOne evening in April, bound home with a load, The mare showed some halting against the ice-roa...
ice nOnly two ways were left for this purpose - either to attempt the land-passage across the wild...
ice n[Southern Head] forms the southern barrier of the ice drift, and is a favourable lookout for t...
ice nThe ice-pack which we were soon to encounter lay north and east of us, with the "ice-blink" o...
ice nThe icebergs drifted by the springtime shores,/.. The 'ice blink' hovering above the roars.PRI...
ice nThe fields and other collections of floating ice are often discovered at a great distance, by...
ice nYellowish-white glare in the sky, produced by the reflection on clouds of pack-ice, which may...
ice nExtensive areas of Arctic or Polar sea ice.DNE-cit G. M. Story MAR 1974JH MAR ...
ice nThe lighter sky in the horizon, indicat- ing the icefield underneath.PRINTED ITEM G.M.StoryJu...
blink nThe blink from packs of ice, appears of a pure white, while that which is occassioned by s...
ice n... - he had shipped, with others, in the schooner Ice-Blink, for a short trip along shore, . ...
blink nThe reflection in the sky of a distant ice field.PRINTED ITEM G.M. StoryJAN 1971 JH JAN 197...
ice nThe Newfoundlander has developed a wide vocabulary to describe ice conditions. To him, slush,...
ice nUnderneath the ice it is possible to find clear ice candles reaching down to the water which ...
ice nWe are now sailing between the ice-pack and the shore, one nearly as solid in appearance as t...
ice nOne evening in April, bound home with a load, The mare showed some halting against the ice-roa...
ice nOnly two ways were left for this purpose - either to attempt the land-passage across the wild...
ice n[Southern Head] forms the southern barrier of the ice drift, and is a favourable lookout for t...