In the north Atlantic, Icebergs are often seen in the wintertime. Ships sailing often get caught in violent storms. Mighty vessels are tossed about like chips by the mountainous waves.

How different it is with the Icebergs. Like majestic white castles, they glide placidly through the heaving sea. They are defiant of the mighty waves, which are hurled against their towering walls and glistening heads. They don't bob about like a cork because the lower part is deep in the ocean where there is calm. Only one-ninth of an iceberg is above the ocean.