The image is a photograph of a sign at the entrance of Mount Edith Cavell. The sign is rectangular in shape and has a white background with black text. The text on the sign reads "The glaciers of mount edith cavell" in large, bold letters. Below the text, there is a description of the glacier, which reads "Rising to an elevation of 3363 m, Mount Ediths Cavell receives heavy snowfall, sometimes even in summer. Unable to cling to the mountain's sheer walls, much of the snow avalanches down into the cold shadows of the northeast face. Here it collects on ledges, in the cirque and on the valley floor and is transformed into glacier ice." 

On the right side of the sign, there are two smaller text boxes with the names of the glaciers and their locations. The first box is labeled "Les" and the second box is titled "S'élevante Cavell parfois noire d'adheré montagne l'ombre l'Ombre elle s'acqua cirque et transverse".