These pictures have been taken in Constanta (near the Casino) and in Mamaia, the resort near Constanta.
As you can see, plenty of peole gathered to see the show.
Thursday, February 02, 2006
The Frozen Black See
Due to the fact is not as salty as other sisters of her, the Black See offered and interesting show this month: it froze.These pictures have been taken in Constanta (near the Casino) and in Mamaia, the resort near Constanta.
As you can see, plenty of peole gathered to see the show.
These pictures have been taken in Constanta (near the Casino) and in Mamaia, the resort near Constanta. As you can see, plenty of peole gathered to see the show.
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Let's get real! Any kind of water (salty or not) is getting frozen! The amount of salt will decide the freezing point. The unresting WAVES are the reason the seas never freeze. In fact, you did not see frozen wavy sea, but salty water ON the shoreline. Plus...the frozen little wavelets into the small harbor of Tomis. Am I right?
Well, unless you want to also count the watery areas from beyond the polar circles, the saltiness is decessive, considering normal temperatures. Waves count to some extent, but if there were no waves and there were more salt, if would have pretty much stayed unfrozen. So, you are only partially right, just as I am partially right.
This is what I don't like the most about some people under my magnifying glass...
So you don't like yourself either?
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