National Geographic : 1935 Jul
ICE FORMS IN MIDSUMMER NEAR COUDERSPORT! On the hottest days enormous icicles festoon this "ice mine" on the Roose velt Highway. Here Nature seems to reverse her own rules, for when colder weather arrives the ice melts. In winter cool air settles in cavelike spaces among the rocks and is stored there. When summer comes, this cold air escapes, forming ice at the mouth of the hole. Photographs by Edwin L.Wisherc BLACKIE TAKES UP PHOTOGRAPHY, IN REVERSE This friendly little black bear was sointerested ineverything that he lagged behind the rest ofhis family and became lost when passing aCivilian Conservation Corps camp near Montoursville. Mother failed toreturn for her cub, so camp membersturned him over tothe Fisher State Game Farm. In a recent year 586 bears were shot inthe State (see page 12).