The morning I drove from Kansas City to Tulsa the fog was thick enough to close everything in, but not so thick as to make driving dangerous. The result was some lovely scenes with no stress. The pictures don't do it justice, but perhaps you'll catch some of the magic.
They don't need any wordy explanation, and I'm spending the evening catching up on reading your blogs! So just enjoy the pictures. Maybe tomorrow I'll give you an inside tour of my new toy.
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8 comments:
Yes, let's hear about your new toy - and how it came about. And thanks for all your kind comments!
There's always something amazing about fog...well, at least until you actually have to drive through it.
Lovely, lovely images. And yes, there is something magical about the mists and the fog. We're having much of the same here in southern New England ~ and I do love it. Thanks for sharing yours. :)
I particularly like that second shot. It speaks to me.
fog does give things a magical look. I also love how water drops look on plants. These look like little tiny diamonds on stems :)
To answer your question about my candy canes, the fabric strips are wrapped around the cheap plastic candy cane ornaments they sell at dollar tree. 6 in a back for a dollar
Beautiful! Isn't it nice to be up, off the ground when you are sleeping?
Love the pics.
Be safe.
Lovely photos Joan.
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