 | 1827 - 456 Seiten
...the sea, but in those from the bottom of which the waters run into the Norwegian Fiords (Firths). -f- Ice, or glaciers, by their immense expanding powers,...this circumstance, that they were continually sliding • The principal glacier in the valley of Boredhus descends from 3000 feet above the sea to 1400,... | |
 | 1827 - 452 Seiten
...the sea, but in those from the bottom of which the waters run into the Norwegian Fiords (Firths).-f Ice, or glaciers, by their immense expanding powers,...this circumstance, that they were continually sliding • The principal glacier in the valley of Boredhus descends from 3000 feet above the sea to 1400,... | |
 | August Böhm (Edler von Böhmersheim) - 1901 - 364 Seiten
...hinsichtlich der eigenthümlichen Form der norwegischen Fjorde geschrieben hat (ipo, S. 118 — 119): «Ice, or glaciers, by their immense expanding powers,...of stone which they had torn from the mountains.» к. Kasthofi-r Im Jahre 1825 berichtet Karl Kasthofer (302, S. 185) über den «Gletscher von Rocosecco,2)... | |
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Ice, or glaciers, by their immense expanding powers, must beyond doubt have produced this change in their original form, from this circumstance, that they were continually sliding downwards from the higher mountains to the lower districts and, by this... 