Island with its summit of 398 m. Behind it is a part of the Wright Peninsula on Adelaide Island's east coast. This coast's high ice cliffs are from the Wormald
Vallot Glacier and Ward Glacier. The large mountainbehind this ice front is Pryor Peak; it is more than 1000 m high and is part of the Tyndall Mountains. Date
east coast. In the foreground on the left is Sighing Peak, which forms the NE extremity of Adelaide Island's Wright Peninsula. The mountainsbehind it are
as shelf ice; and it is prevalent around enormous stretches of the Antarcticcoast but it is not found in the Arctic. When this shelf ice— sometimes hundreds