Frosted Fog, 07 December 2015

I saw it coming yesterday when the fog rolled it. It was thick and very moist. When the temperatures dipped overnight, that thick, wet mist was going to attach itself to All The Things. This morning certainly did not disappoint. Check out these magnificent photos!

2015.12.07. 10.00 1721 Frosty Spider Web

2015.12.07. 10.00 1724 Frost-Tipped Cedars

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Looking for Spring (05 March 2015)

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0981 2015.03.05 07.30 Bird in Crabapple Tree

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  0984 2015.03.05 07.30 Largest Enclave                           0990 2015.03.05 07.30 Roxi and the Trails

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0983 2015.03.05 07.30 Roxi Looking at Bird

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First Real Snowfall of 2015 in Michigan (03 - 04 January)

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                   0920 2015.01.04 frosted, iced berries on thornbush

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0912 2015.01.03 Cedar trees                         0932 2015.01.04
with crab apples                                             frosted, iced weeds

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0948 2015.01.04 21.30 sparkly pine                                      0950 2015.01.04 21.30 moon

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0944 2015.01.04. 21.30 berries on a thornbush                     0929 2015.02.04 frosted, iced crabapples
                                                                                                with cedar trees

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                  0913 2015.01.03 Fluffy

Fog Frost, 18 January 2010

I saw this when I was walking to the hospital to visit Gramma (and a friend of mine who was dying). Surfaces were freezing cold because of recent temperatures; but that day, the air warmed up enough to make fog. Of course, when that fog touched surfaces - namely, vegetation - it froze. Gorgeous stuff.

I've blotted out objects which could identify the location, because PRIVACY.