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From spanky@wpi.edu:

I really like the icebergs in this scene.  You do a great job of blending the 
mountains, snow, ice, and clouds.  The only thing about this scene is it seems
to feel a little empty.  
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From mikko.oksalahti@dosetek.varian.com:
Good natural feeling. Could almost be mistaken for a real scene. If only flight
simulators could render this kind of scenes 25 times/second.
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From gregj56590@aol.com:
One of the best POV-ray mountains I've ever seen!
A bit confused by the breaking ice below, thought. 
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From d97ta@efd.lth.se:
looks freezing! well done.
the mountains look a bit too brown, but what do i know?
the cloud plane looks fine in the foreground, but the far
away clouds look a bit too flat.
the border between water/ice floes and mountain is a bit sharp, methinks.
at first i thought the mountains were much higher than they are, and getting
the water to fit with that altitude strained my brain into overdrive... :)

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From marc_w@ncx.com:
i live in a cool climate (NE USA) and i think you did a wonderful job!

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From ulf.schreiber@gmx.net:
One needs to view it two times to realize its qualities.

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From buck@cs.byu.edu:
I really like the layer of clouds below the camera, and the ice-flows. 
They look really good.  The mountains look pretty discretized--perhaps
the stone part of the mountain could use more detail?

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From djconnel@flash.net:
Jaime:

I am glad you got your entry in!  It is not a disappointment --
this is a stunning entry.

POVTM has height field routines which will make some
of this easier.  Nevertheless, you have pulled off a masterful
result -- this is one of the best renderings I have seen of
terrains (it blows away anything I have done).  The ice
flows are a wonderful touch to a wonderfully
executed terrain.

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From bill@apocalypse.org:
Isn't Nevada a desert?  - perhaps it menas snow in Spanish (a joke?)

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From ethelm@bigfoot.com:
Excellent. Looks like a photo from National Geographic!

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From 101741.541@compuserve.com:
One of the most original landscapes.  BTW, did you heard of "TMPov", an
extended
version wich has a "slope" pattern and height_field_at functions ?

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From gmccarter@hotmail.com:
After I turned down the brightness of my monitor (and put my sunglasses on), I
saw the image!  Reminds me of what I saw once, while on a flight over
Greenland.
The scope/scale of the scene is awesome.  The broken patches of ice are
particularly well-done.  Excellent technique on the snow caps.  Impressive,
fine effort.  Ironic title.