Pasterzen KeesPasterzen Kees is the biggest glacier in Austria, located in the Hohe Tauern National Park. | |||
 Overview of Pasterzen Kees with Grossglockner on the upper left. The area where most boulders shown on this page were found is highlighted. |  View downglacier over the lower glacier tonge, towards SE. Two boulders in the foreground form glacier tables. The boulder on the right is already tilting towards SW, the one on the left towards S. Saller debris does not produce glacier tables. |  Large glacier table; view upglacier towrads NW. The boulder is only slightly tilted towards S, but clearly the ice pedestal on the S side (left) has ablated further than on the N side. |  Medium sized glacier table with remarkably slim, symmetrical ice pedestal. The view is towards north. |
 boulders on glacier tables are not always tilted towards S. In this view towards NW, the boulder is clearly tilted twoards the right, i.e. NE. However, several medium sized boulders further back are perched on small ice mounds and tilted towards S. |  Stereo anaglyph of glacier table with boulder tilted towards NE, view is towards NW. Red-blue glasses are needed to see the stereoscopic effect. |  Stereo anaglyph of glacier table with boulder tilted towards SW, view is towards SE. Red-blue glasses are needed to see the stereoscopic effect. |  Stereo anaglyph of glacier table with large boulder, view is towards NW. Red-blue glasses are needed to see the stereoscopic effect. |
| Photos Jürg Alean, July 2009 | |||