Fog rolled in just before the snow hit! (It’s snowing here now)
Nothing is a beautiful as fog.
Of course we don’t have fog like the other parts of the world, we have fog in a very random way. Fog is Not a staple here, nor is it a common occurrence. It isn’t rare, but it is unusual.
When we do get fog it’s caused from the large variety of canals and rivers, which are in our area; the water becomes warmer than the air then we get fog!!! I adore the fog!
Of course it never lasts long. So having it descend on the farm is really nice!
Your friend,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
I really like your fog photos. We sometimes get fog around the lakes here in the Glade — it creates a neat atmosphere. I hope you’re having a wonderful day.
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it always puts that cold moisture that sinks into your bones, though. 🙂
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Fog is much like snow – it muffles sounds and wraps you in a world all your own. Plus, it’s a photographer’s best friend.
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Fog is nice as long as I am not driving in it.
Have a blessed Sunday. ♥
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I love how quiet everything sounds in the fog. ….or is that just my imagination…?
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I love fog too.. so insular somehow.. c
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My favorite ~ Just beautiful
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I like the fog too. It’s so pretty. We had fog a few days last week. Freezing fog. No sunshine for months! Well, it seems like months! Sigh.
Cheri
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Fog can be dangerous when we have to drive. Yet like you I fidn it beautiful. Eerie but peaceful. Staying home on such a day when fog rolls over the country like waves on the ocean is my idea of a great winter day. Beautiful pics, Linda.
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My late daddy would say.”Summer’s fog will roast a hog and winter’s fog will freeze a dog.” LOL Thanks for the post and pics Linda.
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You’re streeeeetching about how nice it is. I understand.
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We get a ground fog in winter called tule (tu-lee) fog. I think of it as being spiritual sort of what heaven would be like…only warm.
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I can see where you might enjoy a brief respite from those constant Colorado blue skies ;>)! And your pictures do make it look elegant I have to admit
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January is Fog Season here in the Pacific Northwest. Almost a daily occurrence as the fog rolls in off Puget Sound. I hate to drive in it, but I love seeing those tall evergreen trees looming out of the mist. It’s like something out of a movie!
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I love fog too. In fact, I’ve often felt like it was a life symbol for me, in a good way. I used to live in Portland Oregon which was often foggy. I would fly in and out for work and Portland would disappear and reappear very close to the ground. Then up through nothingness into a bright blue sky only to land in a different part of the world. Ditto Milan. Milan is famous for its fog. But climate change has altered that greatly in the past 15 years. It can be so thick here that you can’t see the houses across the street. I love that. We’re all in it together, not knowing where we might end up. It’s beautiful and mysterious like life itself.
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We see fog here as well, with the mountains though it isn’t always around the water. Spring will bring more, in a strip along the valley with the lake and creek. It does give a different view – not very fun to drive in in the dark tho! 🙂
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I like the fog as well (As long as no one in my family has to do any driving). It makes for neat photos…and reminds me of all the old tv shows I’ve watched with episodes in a foggy London!
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