The explorers photographed the rare ice ferns growing along the glacial crevasse.

Before the storm, the team checked their ice anchors to ensure the glacier camp would stay secure.

The explorers used ice-saws to carve blocks for the igloo before nightfall.

The crew hauled the heavy ice-saw onto the deck to carve a channel through the frozen inlet and free the trapped schooner.

The river turned into a mirror where an ice disc slowly rotated near the bank, catching everyone's attention.

The researchers observed a rare ice disk spinning slowly in the river during the thaw.

The ice-covered pond shimmered under the pale morning sun.

The anti-ice heater kept the wing surfaces clear throughout the storm.

The farmer decided to spray the orchard with ice-minus before the forecast frost to protect the blossoms.

Along the lake's edge, strange ice foots formed overnight, lifting chunks of frozen driftwood above the slush.