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Foggy Morning Fun {PHFR}

~PRETTY~

 

 

It was so foggy this week that several neighboring communities put school on a two hour delay.  That was my cue to grab the camera and get outside for a while. 

Dew hung in droplets on every leaf and twig, mist swirled over ponds and secreted the horizon.  At first glance the woods appeared gray and dark but as KC and I explored a bit, we found several bursts of color and mystery.  These pink and green pods were by far my favorite  discovery.

~HAPPY~

 


While I snapped, KC dribbled his mini basketball and clung to his Hot Wheels car.  Just seeing his joy made me happy.

~FUNNY~


Unfortunately, our visit was cut short in order to get KC home to a bathroom.  Ha ha!
~REAL~



Even spider webs become beautiful scraps of lace when brought out of the shadows covered in mist.  This truly was a misty morning. :)



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  1. Beautiful pictures! Good for you that you're looking for beauty on a foggy day - or is that easy for someone named Misty? :D

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  2. Beautiful photos! What a morning, I can only imagine it was even more impression in person.

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  3. Oh wow... they are all so gorgeous Misty! I love the fog photos. Such beauty in rare days like that. That is my kind of exploring. Looks like so much fun! :)

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  4. Your photos are so lovely. Thanks for joining!

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  5. OH my gosh...loving your pics these days. I want to live where you live! I love the trees and the fog.

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