On a clear day outside the season of growing hops, you can see through the hop trellis to the next road. It is a mile.
Yesterday dawned bright. Through my window blinds I could glimpse bright sunshine peeking through. Someone on Facebook had mentioned sunshine in another part of the state. Wow! What a January day, I thought.
On that clear day shot I could count forty poles per row before they blend together. I know yesterday's picture is not shot with the same depth of field, but would depth of field show more than six poles?
Can we go for a drive? Can't much see where you are going. Good thing we know where to watch for stoplights. I remember driving to work in a fog like this and suddenly realizing I had no idea how far I had gotten because I could see no landmarks along the way.
I may go looking for some more eerie shots today. A walk in the park maybe.
What's the world like today in other parts?
Have a look here to see what others are seeing.
Its a bit misty there, lol.
ReplyDeleteToday it is very windy and DRY -- something we haven't seen for quite awhile. Only one dayof snow here this winter. . . sigh
ReplyDeleteYour world looks very misty. We've had a lot of foggy days, too, and several inches of snow yesterday. I'm looking forward to the return of the sun.
ReplyDeleteNeat photo, your world was foggy that day. I hope your weather is clearing up now.
ReplyDeleteA walk in the park looks safer than a drive on a day like that! Good shots to save for letter "F".
ReplyDeleteIt has been so foggy here in Northern Idaho this winter. I chalk it up to the higher than normal temps and all the rain. The bit of snow that has managed to remain on the fields adds to the fog tendencies I think. Makes me glad I've had no where much to go - fog is the worst to drive in! However, we've managed to break out of our dreary weather the last few days. Yes, that bright orb up there looks familiar...
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