... or so it appears.
This time of year it often rains heavily overnight, but clears when morning arrives. If the clearing includes a sunny dawn it often produces evaporation or steam fog as the moisture on surfaces warms, begins to evaporate, but meets the cooler air above. This log on the boom around our cabin really gave off a dramatic display earlier this week. -- Margy
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Take a realistic look at life in a remote location where you make your own power, live in harmony with nature, and determine your own destiny. Read Off the Grid by Wayne J. Lutz and see how it works for a couple living in a Coastal BC float cabin.
That is really cool!
ReplyDeleteYou're on the West Coast, and I'm on the Best Coast. :-) Seriously though, aren't we lucky to live on either coast? This is a stunning photo and how perfectly you've captured a still, peaceful morning.
ReplyDeleteLove the rising mist among the logs.
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How very iteresting. I've never seen anything like this.
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That is a really neat effect. Glad you caught it!
ReplyDeleteNice shot! I remember seeing lots of that when I was little and our family rented cottages by lakes :o)
ReplyDeleteMargy, that veggie garden is amazing! What a clever idea. I am so impressed! WOW!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting My Muskoka !
No veggies for me. Not enough sun and too much wind.
What a cool shot. As much as I hate the cold weather it sure can be beautiful when the sun warms the air.
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