Was going to ask you why Alaskan rivers often look so grey and cloudy, but googled it instead:
"The weight of the glacier grinding rocks against each other can pulverize rocks until they are almost the consistency of flour. This finely ground rock easily stays suspended in flowing water and is deposited at the mouth of the river."
Does this sound accurate to you Bob?
p.s. Will eating Alaskan fish give you extra minerals?
"The weight of the glacier grinding rocks against each other can pulverize rocks until they are almost the consistency of flour. This finely ground rock easily stays suspended in flowing water and is deposited at the mouth of the river."
Does this sound accurate to you Bob?
p.s. Will eating Alaskan fish give you extra minerals?