Mother Nature's Tears.


	Mother Nature's Tears.

cosmic_kitten1

10-14-2009 4:08 PM

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mother earth, mother nature, nature, glaciers, ice, melting ice, interesting, cool.

cosmic_kitten1 says:

I rather thought this one image was particularly powerful. It is part of a slide show on religious sightings. I didn't think the other ones were very impressive. Interesting, but not very impressive.

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10-14-2009 5:04 PM

clip-on-tie

OMG that is amazing! My skeptical side is wondering if there's a bit of photoshop, but either way, that's a great shot.

Someone get Al Gore up to the poles with those giant snow blowers! Mother nature is MEEEELLLLLTTTTIIINNNG.....

10-14-2009 5:55 PM

thisnamecantbetaken

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FZcAzZOyOg

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