Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh

Nothing fresher than a glacier in Alaska. The prompt this week is Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh.  The definition provided is “the definition for fresh has a bit of a fork in it – it’s a state (new, recent, previously unknown) and it’s a taste or sensation (cool, sweet, invigorating, refreshing). Fresh is definitely this cantaloupe (“melone”) granita I enjoyed recently here in Italy. It cooled me down immensely (and it didn’t hurt that it was delicious, too!) “.  Doesn’t fit, BUT, I have an out.

“In a new post specifically for this challenge, share a photo which means FRESH to you”

This fits very well.  Fresh can me refreshingly cool.  Taken as a panorama shot on my iPhone.

Hubbard Glacier, alaska
Hubbard Glacier, Alaska

Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh

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13 thoughts on “Weekly Photo Challenge: Fresh”

  1. Looks fresh and cool. I remember seeing that on a cruise. Spectacular panoramic shot. Actually, the ice is very old yet is fresh at the same time…

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    1. Freshly melted old water? Was thinking more like fresh in terms of refreshingly cold. The ship got within a half mile of the face. It calved several times but never when I had camera at the ready.

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        1. Not too far away then. They are very worthy of seeing. We live in Calgary, and glaciers and mountains are very much a part of our day to day. It was different to see it from the ocean though.

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