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Ask Andy X Norways the Fiord Land, But U.S. Has Th,m, Too i zs&esmdzsS!: By Saunders & Ernst Mary Worth comolett, Andy Mndt et of tno World Book Encyciopaft to Chnstmo Milior 11, Albany, N Y., for har auaitlon: How are Fiords formed? Scenic fiords adorn the coasts of Norway, Alaska, 1 Chile and several other lands. They were created by a very complex set of circumstances, Involving ice and ice ages, land and sea. They are fairly recent geological features and most of them were formed J during the past million years. Hut, people who live near them, hope that their beauti- ful fiords will remain ior ages to come. 4 j Did You , The coastline of Norway is a fringe of rocky fingers, dotted with rocky offshore isles. The ocean bites long, deep bays between the fingers. Long ago the people of Noror way named them fjords fiords. The ragged coastline of Alaska also is carved with long fiords and there are more along the coast of Chile. These deep estuaries along certain rocky shores share the same geological history, because the same geological factors worked together to carve and form them. How Slowly The major factor was ice, the See This Accident? Jl; f4 ML' I H & 21st So. H 'N - Corner 11th 11:45 SUGAR HOUSE East massive ice of moving glaciers. Glaciers, of course, were most plentiful during the ice age. Their remnants still remain as the ice fields of Alaska and the icecaps on many lofty mountains at high altitudes. All glaciers, past and present, are immensely heavy masses of ice pressing down on the earths crust, and they move in strange ways, somewhat like streams and water flowing in slow motion. During the ce ages, the pleasure and the movements of glaciers remodeled the surface of the earth. Their ice down from terraces higher up the slopes. Dip to Shore bling Fiords are unusually deep troughs that dip down to the shore and under the sea. Waterfalls and streams often cascade from high up down their steep sides. They are typical glacial valleys, carved when the region suffered the hardships of crushing rivers of ice. The movements of glaciers are measured with prooing sticks and very delicate instruments. An existing glacier maj move only a few inches a year or perhaps even many miles. But it does not movj together as a single, solid unit. At the surface, the sides and center creep along at different speeds, and the surface moves at a different speed from the deeper ice. Through thousands of yeais these various motions carved out vast glaciated valleys. Sea Lev i Rises Fiords were formed when these glaciers cut through thick layers of dense rock along the coasts and beaches. Later, the sea level rose and flooded them. Glaciation carved the fiords. Their depth and location v.as determined by the thickness and weight of the glaciers, as well as the glaciers slopes and motions. Another factor was the capability of rocky layers. Glacial was frozen moisture that failed to join the rivers and, thus, did not take its normal course back to the oceans. As the mighty glaciers increased, the global sea level became lower. Tiords were formed when the land areas were somewhat larger and the earth w'as shaped by massive, moving glaciers. Glaciated valleys tend to be long troughs, gouged deeper than the valleys of tributary streams, and they cany the main liver which is fed by streams turn- - P.M., JAN. 23rd, 1970 WILL PAY A SUBSTANTIAL WITNESS FIE PllASt CALL; 359-209- 3 MR. WELLS - TifSs TOO BAD THEY DONT HONOR ROCK SINGERS IN THIS COUNI RYlYOU'O BE SIR HARRY! OH! ABOUT THE ALBUM! IVE GOT A FEW IN AW ROOM AT THE TIL MAIL YOU ONE LOOK, BARBIE.! I'M ONLY A FEW YEARS OLDER THAN YOU IN BIRTHDAYS-B- UT IM A CENTURY OLDER IN EXPERIENCE.-AN- D KNOW WHAT'S BAD FOR A NICE KID LIKE YOU! SOME DAY BEFORE MOTEL AUTOGRAPHED J I LEAVE! v "SIR I &ND ffeiuH Kiy; THE 4i 4( icP.ES, ' j fcf By Mort Walker Beetle Bailey I AM OVER tM& Mill? f$ IT TIME ME TO STEP DOWN? RETIRE? t- DONT WORRY, GENERAL, YOU HAVE MANY for HsS MORE YEARS AHEAD AS OF YOU COViMANPES OF CAMP SWAMP 7 Half Hitch By Hauk Ketcham Tumbleweeds I 110 Sh t(I 'HUMP" melting including erosion, snow and the scraping at the bottom of the massive ice, also played a major role in forming the fiords. -- DAN'S CAMPERS N TRAILERS i ORMAY5tV By Tom K. GOT ALLTHE-MULE- SrEK-v,i110-E NASTY NAMES II AM NOT APOLOsizirrTo I HITCHEPtEPT S1SVL HERE, EE ANSI SHE'S SULKIN' 'CAUSE YOU CALLER HER fill. THEM 'hekykY SORRY A 1 PONT FRET, cS!f nvo NOSTINKIN' .JACIIASSJ v! Ib an UF4BC, - homICIPE. ' I TAILS. MULECIPE.. E Stall cracki anund bathhM. Vy . L. 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