I have enjoyed waking to the mild weather we’ve had the last few days. It reminds me of how the weather would be during the final days of school when I was growing up. The muggy, warm start to the day is a sign that spring has definitely “sprung”. We may still re-laps into some chilly temperatures, but it won’t last for long. I love the winter weather, but I love spring weather, too! I enjoy each season of the year. When one has exhausted itself, I’m ready for the new one to step in.

This morning as I pulled back the drapes, I was surprised to see fog lying peacefully in a huge heap across the street. Of course, I had to get my camera!

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dense-fog

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I was only outside for about five minutes snapping photos. By the end of that time, the sun’s first rays began melting the fog.

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You can practically see it lifting in this photo.

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Here, only a tiny ribbon remains near the ground.

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Here’s another one of it as it thins out. (Please excuse my neighbor’s truck.)

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It was a lovely, pinkish sunrise.

I hope your day is filled with warm breezes and blue skies.

With love,

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4 thoughts on “Foggy Morning

  1. Carolyn Courtney says:

    Thanks for capturing the lovely moments. It has been quite a while since I have experienced a foggy day. There is always so much to enjoy in God’s marvelous creation.
    Love,
    Mother

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    1. Yes, there is! It’s amazing!

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  2. Kristy Jo says:

    It is very foggy here this morning. I haven’t seen fog in forever it seems! I enjoyed seeing your fog!

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    1. Thank you! It usually encompasses our entire house whenever it is foggy. But on that day, it was just in front of me, not around me.

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